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[New post] SHORTLIST REVEALED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLAND DEBUT PRIZE 2022 @BloodyScotland

Site logo image Sarah Hardy posted: " SHORTLIST REVEALED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLANDDEBUT PRIZE 2022Sponsored by The Glencairn GlassWinner to be presented on Thursday 15 September 2022 The Bloody Scotland Debut Prize was launched in 2019 and two of the early winners, Claire Askew and Debo" bytheletterbookreviews

SHORTLIST REVEALED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLAND DEBUT PRIZE 2022 @BloodyScotland

Sarah Hardy

Jun 28

SHORTLIST REVEALED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLAND
DEBUT PRIZE 2022

Sponsored by The Glencairn Glass

Winner to be presented on Thursday 15 September 2022

The Bloody Scotland Debut Prize was launched in 2019 and two of the early winners, Claire Askew and Deborah Masson have this year graduated to the longlist for the McIlvanney Prize.

The shortlist for the 2022 Debut Prize features two women and three men. In a David and Goliath moment the behemoth that is Amazon is battling Into Books, an indie so small they haven't yet published enough books to qualify for membership of Publishing Scotland.

The full shortlist is:

Tariq Ashkanani, Welcome to Cooper (Thomas & Mercer, Amazon). A dark thriller set in small town America by an Edinburgh based solicitor and podcaster.

Frankie Boyle, Meantime (John Murray). A picaresque detective story set against the backdrop of post referendum Scotland by one of Britain's best-known comedians and writers.

Amanda Mitchison, The Wolf Hunters (Fledgling Press). Set in a brutal, chaotic Scotland of the near future. The author is an award-winning journalist and author of several children's books.

George Paterson, The Girl, The Crow, The Writer and The Fighter (Into Books). An epistolary tale of murder and chicanery which spans continents and lifetime by a writer, DJ and musician.

Sarah Smith, Hear No Evil (Two Roads). Based on a true case from Scottish legal history about a young Deaf woman accused of murder. Smith is a family history researcher and a creative writing tutor.

Arusa Qureshi, a former editor of The List, replaces Janice Forsyth as a judge for the Bloody Scotland Debut this year and she joins Kenny Tweeddale from sponsors, The Glencairn Glass, and Simon Lloyd from Waterstones.

The McIlvanney longlist and the Bloody Scotland shortlist will be promoted in bookshops throughout Scotland in the period between the announcement and the presentation on Thursday 15 September. For the first time the presentation will take place AFTER the torchlight procession through Stirling in order that all shortlisted authors can take their place at the front.  The procession will conclude with a formal event at The Albert Halls where the two winners will be revealed and Janice Forsyth will interview them live on stage.


Bloody Scotland is Scotland's International Crime Writing Festival, providing a showcase for the best crime writing from Scotland and the world, unique in that it was set up by a group of Scottish crime writers in 2012. Full information at bloodyscotland.com

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