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Its no secret about how we all, here at Scotiana.com, feel about Ian Rankin’s books featuring John Rebus adventures on the crime scenes of Edinburgh, but for those who may not know it…we LOVE Rebus! To discover his complex character is simply fascinating and now, with his announced retirement and transitionning into a consultant […] September 27th, 2015 | Tags: Crime Fiction, even dogs in the wild, Ian Rankin, john rebus, Scottish Authors | Category: Authors, Books, Detective Novels | Leave a comment Since it is not everyday that great events are spread amongst the news broadcasting networks, I’m happy to share a great moment in time here on Scotiana’s blog, in case you missed it when it came out. Edinburgh Airport is now the first Scottish airport to handle more than 10 […] August 22nd, 2014 | Tags: airport, Edinburgh, first scottish airport record, Ian Rankin, Rebus Tours, Scotiana, top 10 | Category: Edinburgh, Scotiana's Top 10, Scottish Towns & Cities, Top 10 Lists | Leave a comment Remember reading in Rankin’s Inspector Rebus series that his famous detective, John Rebus, lived on Arden Street in the residental affluent area of Marchmont in Edinburgh? Since that moment, all fans of Rebus were on a quest to discover the exact Arden Street’s flat number that was home to the much revered Scottish detective of […] November 30th, 2013 | Tags: Arden Street, Ian Rankin, Inspector rebus | Category: Books, Detective Novels | One comment .. Mairiuna, I just stumbled upon an article in the Scotsman online magazine that compiles a list of top Scottish authors’ favourite books for the year 2012. In all, 44 authors contributed to this project. Wow… Ain’t it exciting to find out what our best authors reads are? So happy to find on the list […] January 18th, 2013 | Tags: Alexander McCall Smith, alistair moffat, best books, best reads of 2012, Christopher Brookmyre, Ian Rankin, john burnside, Scottish Authors | Category: Authors, Books | Leave a comment Hey Mairiuna, hope you don’t mind if I talk again today about our favorite crime writer, Ian Rankin. I’m just kidding, as i know you will be thrilled to read about the subsequent books that were published after the “Rebus finale“.
Exit Music – Last Inspector Rebus series – Ian […] April 10th, 2010 | Tags: Detective Inspector John rebus, Detective Malcom Fox, Doors Open, Exit Music, Ian Rankin, Scottish Authors, Scottish Crime Fiction, Scottish Crime Writers, The Complaints | Category: Books | Leave a comment |
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