Watch now: The Caledonia Crime Collective

Saturday 2nd October – 12.00 noon
Click the YouTube link below to watch the event

Join the Caledonia Crime Collective (CCC) as they discuss the thrills, spills and sometimes chills of everything Tartan Noir and all its facets. From gritty police procedurals to psychological thrillers – and even a splash of the supernatural – the panel will discuss and debate the diversity of modern Scottish crime fiction. 

Hosted by Portobello author and CCC founder Emma Christie (The Silent Daughter).

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  1. […] Emma Christie was born and raised in a book-filled house in Cumnock, an Ayrshire coal-mining town. After quitting her law degree to study literature and medieval history at Aberdeen University, she spent five years working as a news reporter before leaving to travel and try writing novels. Her debut The Silent Daughter was shortlisted for the McIlvanney Prize for Scottish Crime Book of the Year 2021, and for the Scottish Crime Debut of the Year 2021, and longlisted for the Crime Writers Association John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger Award 2021. Her second novel was Find Her First. Her third novel, In Her Shadow, was Thriller of the Month in The Times. Her fourth novel is Watch Your Back. Emma is the founder of the online Diary Of A Debut Novelist festival and established the Caledonia Crime Collective, a group of seven Scottish writers aiming to support new voices in the tartan noir genre and beyond. She has also written numerous history scripts for award-winning podcast company Noiser. Emma lives in Barcelona with her girlfriend Mari, a yoga teacher. They spend most weekends exploring the mountains and coastline of Catalonia in their beloved campervan, Poncho. You can find Emma on Instagram at: @theemmachristie and her website is: http://www.emmachristiewriter.com See the Caledonia Crime Collective in action online from the Portobello Book Festival in October 2021: https://portobellobookfestival.com/2021/10/02/watch-now-the-caledonia-crime-collective/ […]

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