Ian Rankin
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I am slowing down and the ideas don't come as quickly now, admits Ian Rankin
Ian Rankin reveals dismay over 'terrible' changes to Scottish university funding
John Grisham on AI, death row and writing's future
Hit Scottish TV show takes over Michelin Guide restaurant in Glasgow for filming
Publisher rooted in Glasgow for 207 years to help gift 20,000 books across city
Signed ballet shoe and 400-year-old royal book among treasures at Edinburgh sale
Football-themed course in Edinburgh helps adults improve literacy and skills
'There is a bit of unfinished business' - Ian Rankin on the return of John Rebus
Ian Rankin blames interior designers for decline of reading - not social media
Sir Ian Rankin among five shortlisted for prestigious McIlvanney Prize
Thirsty Mr Bonehead goes to Oxford, but where's Rebus?
Before Rebus, there was McWatters: Meet Scotland’s original detective
Sports socks, bum bag and attitude - meet Scotland's new national treasure
Karen Pirie: Call the fashion police, Scotland's worst dressed detective is back
Rebus returning to TV screens as BBC renews show for a second series
Attention, budding writers: Ian Rankin has bad news for you
Herald Diary: Prepare yourself for a very dark Rebus novel
Sir Ian Rankin announced for key role at Bloody Scotland Crime Writing Festival
New Rebus cast announced as best-selling book and TV show returns to the stage
New Rebus is a mix of fallen angel and fledgling devil - and it's great
BBC announces Rebus TV adaptation to launch in spring
Ian Rankin's getting a knighthood, but should we bin the concept altogether?
Sir Ian Rankin to receive knighthood at Buckingham Palace
Murder Island: Gigha has starring role in Ian Rankin's new Channel 4 series