41. Ian Rankin On The Hour With George Stroumboulopoulos On CBC Watch ian rankin His Best Story Ever explains how he killed a pig. On The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos. http://www.cbc.ca/thehour/video.php?id=1799

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rodcorp art, architecture, books, maps, stories, and occasionally how teams and systems work. Main How we work: Ian Rankin, author Discussing his new novel, Fleshmarket Close , on the BBC's Page Turners (paraphrased): I start with three or four plots and subplots and have no idea how they will eventually connect together. I've got one A4 sheet of notes and that's it - and it's usually just the murder scene. [Page Turners, BBC1, 18 April 2005] More How we work Posted on April 20, 2005 in How we work Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/3402/2279872 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference How we work: Ian Rankin, author Comments sorry to interupt,,i met ian at savacentre edinburgh with his son and he told me he was going to be there in december but i forgot the date,,could you refresh my memory,i,ve read all his books,and will he have his new one on the day of the signings,,thank you November 08, 2005 at 07:37 AM hostName = '.typepad.com'; Post a comment Comments are moderated, and will not appear on this weblog until the author has approved them. If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account, please

44. Guardian Unlimited: Arts Blog - Books: Haycast 03: Dave Eggers, Ian Rankin And A Haycast 03 Dave Eggers, ian rankin and a gastronomic tour of Hay Thanks, ian rankin, for 20 years of Inspector Rebus novels. Photograph Eamonn McCabe/ http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/books/2007/05/haycast_03_dave_eggers_ian_ran.html

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45. The Age Blogs: Book Club The Rebus books have now been translated into 22 languages. Author ian rankin talks to Jason Steger about his latest crime novel, Exit Music. http://blogs.theage.com.au/bookclub/archives/2007/11/ian_rankins_reb.html

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47. Ian Rankin: A Life Of Crime - The Ampersand In today s National Post, ian rankin discusses his newest (and likely final) Inspector Rebus novel, Exit Music. Not everything from the conversation made it http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/theampersand/archive/2007/10/17/ian-ran

POPULAR Bob Thompson: The Cloverfield sequel to live and die in L.A.? Scientology in the films of Will Smith Bob Thompson: The tragic paths of Heath Ledger and River Phoenix Katie Holmes shrugs off outrageous Tom-Kat claims ... Subscribe RSS Ian Rankin: A Life of Crime Posted: October 17, 2007, 8:32 AM by Mark Medley Must Read Booklist In today's National Post , Ian Rankin discusses his newest (and likely final) Inspector Rebus novel, Exit Music . Not everything from the conversation made it into the article, so here are a few, Ampersand-exclusive tidbits. Rankin, a music junkie, has a few Canadian albums in rotation these days. He likes the Cowboy Junkies and Be-Good Tanyas, and calls the recent Polaris Prize-winning album Close to Paradise by Patrick Watson "absolutely fantastic." Now that the Rebus series is done, Rankin can devote his time to other projects. The first thing he's tackling is a one-off series of Hellblazer . CD Comics contacted Rankin and offered him a chance to write for any of their superheroes. Rankin, a life-long comic book fan, was floored by the opportunity: “Suddenly at the age of 47, I’m being offered these things that when I was 13 or 14 or 15 or even 25 I would have died to do. I would have sold my soul to the devil...Whether I'm any good at it or not, I'll find out.” Rankin lives with his family in Edinburgh, a city he first moved to when he was 18. The city has gained a reputation as a literary hotbed, but Rankin says he and other writers aren't overwhelmed by fans: “JK Rowling can go to the local supermarket and nobody bothers her.”

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49. Burnaby Public Library Catalogue Exit music / ian rankin. by rankin, ian. London Orion Books, 2007. Subjects, Rebus, Inspector (Fictitious character) Fiction. http://ipac.city.burnaby.bc.ca/ipac20/ipac.jsp?&index=.IS&term=9780752868608

50. NOW: Rankin Ranks, Oct 18 - 24, 2001 ian rankin interviewed by alison gordon at the Brigantine Room (York Quay scottish mystery writer ian rankin claims that Edinburgh s highpriced real http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2001-10-18/books_reviews2.html

HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE BACK PAGE FORWARD Ian Rankin CULTURE LISTINGS Classical Concerts Theatre Listings Dance Listings Comedy Listings ... Book Readings RANKIN RANKS BY DEIRDRE HANNA ian rankin interviewed by alison gordon at the Brigantine Room (York Quay Centre, 235 Queen's Quay West), Wedneday (October 24) at 8 pm; and reading with andrea goldsmith and allen kurzweil at Premiere Dance Theatre (207 Queen's Quay West), Thursday (October 25) at 8 pm. $18. 416-973-4000. scottish mystery writer ian Rankin claims that Edinburgh's high-priced real estate kick-started his best-selling Inspector Rebus series."When I went to university, my parents' home was only 50 kilometres from the campus, so the student accommodation service refused to help me find affordable housing," he says over the phone from the spacious, centrally located flat he was able to buy after his critically acclaimed Black And Blue hit best-sellers lists in 97. "So a friend and I found a room in a motel near a really gruesome housing scheme. The motel was next to a pub called the University Arms, and when I asked the landlord why it wasn't anywhere near campus he said, "If any students ever came in, we'd rip their arms off.'"Rankin, who wrote his first three novels while he was supposed to be doing a PhD thesis, found rich material in this hidden Edinburgh. When he published his first Rebus book, in 87, the Scottish capital also ranked as Europe's AIDS capital, but its public face was still picture-postcard pretty.He racked up enough critical acclaim and awards that in 1990 he quit his day job, as an editor at London monthly Hi Fi Review, but life was lean until 97.

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HOME CODE OF ETHICS BOOKDEALERS BROWSE BY CATEGORY ... VIEW CART Author Information Autographs Author Bios Collect Autographs Author Awards ... Scifi/Fantasy Search Items By Author: By Title: By Keywords: By ISBN: Advanced Search Information on Authors Ian Rankin Scottish born Ian Rankin is the number one best selling crime writer in the U.K. Born in the Kingdom of Fife in 1960, he began his writing career while a student at the University of Edinburgh, from which he graduated in 1983. His first novel, The Flood, was based on his childhood, and was published in 1986 while Mr. Rankin was pursuing his post-graduate studies. This book is highly collectable in Fine condition as it had a very small print run from the publisher, Polygon; which was itself a small independent publishing house owned by the Edinburgh University Students' Association. After graduating from University, Mr. Rankin worked as grape-picker, swineherd, taxman, alcohol researcher, hi-fi journalist and punk musician. Find available items by: Ian Rankin Ian Rankin: Inspector Rebus Series Knots And Crosses (1987) Hide And Seek (1991) A Good Hanging: And Other Stories (1992) Tooth And Nail (1992) (Originally published as Wolfman) Strip Jack (1992) The Black Book (1993) Mortal Causes (1994) Let It Bleed (1996) Black And Blue (1997) The Hanging Garden (1998) Death Is Not the End (novella) (1998) Dead Souls (1999) Rebus: The Early Years (omnibus) (1999) Set in Darkness (2000)

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55. Edinburgh Book Festival Review - Ian Rankin « The Scruffy Dog Review Blog ian rankin After the “outburst” by Val McDermid and subsequent press frenzy since Tuesday evening, this RBS sponsored event with ian rankin was never going http://thescruffydogreview.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/edinburgh-book-festival-revi

The Scruffy Dog Review Blog A bi-monthly electronic literary magazine offering the BEST of both traditional and eclectic flash fiction, poetry, short stories, screenplays and book reviews. Edinburgh Book Festival Review - Ruth Rendell in conversation with Ian Rankin Edinburgh Book Festival Review - Louise Welsh Edinburgh Book Festival Review - Ian Rankin August 17, 2007 After the “outburst” by Val McDermid and subsequent press frenzy since Tuesday evening, this RBS sponsored event with Ian Rankin was never going to be a straight forward affair. The assembled crowd inside the main tent in Charlotte Square Gardens, Edinburgh, had only two things on their lips; the “argument” between two of Scotland’s best known crime writers, and what the title might be of Ian Rankin’s final Inspector Rebus novel. Rankin arrived on stage looking flush, confident, and very cheery. With his trademark briefcase under his arm and spectacles poking out his shirt pocket, he appeared ready for anything, or anyone. The ice that had threatened to chill the evening was broken swiftly by expert host, Magnus Linklater, when he began the proceedings by mentioning the series of short crime stories being run by the Book Festival’s main sponsor, The Times newspaper. Apparently, today’s edition included a story coincidentally called, Revenge Of The Blood Thirsty Lesbians , and was this Rankin’s way of announcing the title of his final Rebus book?

56. At Home Online With Mystery Readers International This month we feature ian rankin interviewed by Peter Robinson. ian ian rankin was born in 1960 in the Scottish village of Cardenden. By the time ian http://www.mysteryreaders.org/athomeian.html

Ian Rankin, interviewed by Peter Robinson Over the years, the NorCal East Bay chapter of Mystery Readers International has had many "At Homes" intimate evenings with favorite mystery writers. We've hosted Anne Perry, Lawrence Block, Sue Grafton, Elizabeth George, Janet LaPierre, Sharan Newman, Laurie King, Rochelle Krich, Carolyn Hart, James Elroy, Steven Saylor, Janet Evanovich and many others. Recently we were entertained by Eddie Muller, author of The Distance , a great noir mystery set in the world of 1940s boxing in San Francisco. These events are held in private homes, and they're similar to Literary Salons. Since so many of our cyber members and friends aren't able to attend these intimate evenings, I thought it would be fun to have a "visiting" author each month interviewed by another "visiting" author. This month we feature Ian Rankin interviewed by Peter Robinson Ian Rankin was born in 1960 in the Scottish village of Cardenden. By the time Ian reached university, he was already a prize-winning poet. While attending Edinburgh University, Ian turned from poetry to the short story. He won several literary prizes, and one short story just grew and grew, becoming his first novel. Ian's first three novels were written while he should have been studying towards a PhD in English Literature. The last of these three was Ian's first "Inspector Rebus" novel, Knots and Crosses Until he was able to support himself full time as a writer, Ian worked at a variety of odd jobs, including alcohol researcher; swineherd; grape-picker; tax collector; and singer in a punk rock band. Currently, Ian divides his time between Edinburgh, London and France, and is married with two sons. His thirteenth Rebus novel

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60. Ian Rankin Wins The CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger 2005 The Crime Writers Association has awarded its Cartier Diamond Dagger for 2005 to the Scottish writer, ian rankin OBE. The Diamond Dagger, sponsored by http://www.thecwa.co.uk/daggers/2005/cartier.html

2005 daggers Overview Dagger of Daggers Gold and Silver Non-Fiction ... Debut Other years Overview Elsewhere Front page The CWA CARTIER DIAMOND DAGGER 2005 Ian Rankin The Crime Writers' Association has awarded its Cartier Diamond Dagger for 2005 to the Scottish writer, Ian Rankin OBE The UK's number one best-selling crime writer, Ian Rankin is best known for his Inspector John Rebus novels, which have been translated into 22 languages and dramatised for TV. He won the CWA Macallan Gold Dagger for Fiction in 1997 for (Orion), which was also shortlisted for the Mystery Writers of America 'Edgar' award. He is twice winner for the CWA Short Story Dagger. Dead Souls (Orion), the tenth novel in the Rebus series, was shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger in 1999 and in 2004 he won the MWA Edgar for Resurrection Men (Orion). Ian Rankin has been elected a Hawthornden Fellow and is a past winner of the Chandler-Fulbright Award. He holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Abertay Dundee, and was elected Alumnus of the Year of Edinburgh University. He was awarded the OBE in the Queen's Golden Jubilee Birthday Honours List in June 2003. He is married with two sons. The Flood was published. Previous winners have included PD James, Ruth Rendell, Dick Francis and John Le Carre.

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