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    Crime Fiction at its Best with Ian Rankin’s ‘Set In Darkness’ – An Inspector Rebus Novel

    It is with great pleasure Mairiuna that I will undertake with you this challenge of reading the complete series of 17 novels from Ian Rankin’s Inspector Rebus series.
    While I await reception of my Amazon order for the first novel in the detective series, Knots and Crosses
    let me jot down some facts about the first Ian [...]

    Ian Rankin’s Inspector Rebus Mystery Series

    The Rebus Tours ! Can’t wait to play the game  Janice, but you know, it’s already listed on Itinerary 7, together with the Ghosts Tours and a number of other ones for that matter!
    Remember how we used to stop in front of every poster advertising the Tours in Edinburgh and how desperately we [...]

    Walking In The Steps of Ian Rankin’s Famous Inspector Rebus

    Touring the beautiful city of Edinburgh has never been so easy since the implementation of various thematic guided tours catering to the visitors flowing in all year round. Be it ghost walks, history, architecture, cycling or literary tours or even a tour of the most famous taverns and pubs, there is something for everyone.
    Amongst all those [...]

    Scotiana’s Top 10 in Edinburgh – Part 2

    (Continued from: Scotiana’s Top 10 in Edinburgh – Part 1 )
    6 – Grassmarket

    We discovered Grassmarket on a Fair Day during the Fringe Festival. A very coloured and cheerful atmosphere indeed ! Most picturesque too with its cobbled streets and crow-stepped gable houses, its old fountain and the castle looming over the place. We lingered a couple of [...]

    Meet Sherlock Holmes at Picardy Place, Edinburgh

    We’re almost there Mairiuna, only a few feet away from Picardy Place where the more than life-size bronze statue of Sherlock Holmes is standing close to the house (No 11) where his creator, Arthur Conan Doyle was born.
    Sculpted and cast by Gerald Ogilvie Laing at Kinkell Castle in Sutherland in 1989, it is today one [...]