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Hi Stephainie!

Some of it is good; like the obvious - Trainspotting. Scottishbookworm, have you got Sky Digitial? Rebus the TV series is going to be on all week, at 9pm/10pm! They also showed a documentry about Ian Rankin on Monday night. It might be repeated, so watch out for it.

Cool. Read Irvine Welsh's new novel, 'Crime', it's really good.

Definitely Morse, Green Fairy; I haven't read any Colin Dexter, but I did get some audio tapes from the library last Summer, narrated by the actor who plays Lewis. They're so good - it sounds like Morse and everything. You can watch an episode of Morse starring Sean Bean on Youtube. Hi Scottishbookworm You're a Rebus fan too, that's cool. I remember reading Knots and Crosses when I was about fourteen, and I rented it out from the school library. My Nan got a bit, shall we say, worried about me reading his novels because I was fourteen and they were adult books. Anyway, I sent an email to Ian Rankin asking what he thought. Lol. He replied in his newsletter and said books are all part of growing up, and he read A Clockwork Orange when he was twelve! Do you like books by Irvine Welsh? He's good too.

John Rebus and Alan Banks without a doubt. Hi Heather I'm sad Rankin has "finished" his saga of Rebus too; but I've heard rumours of a sequel, and that Siobhan Clarke is taking over as the lead character. I also read on Wikipedia that the Dramatizations this year have been axed because Ken Stott doesn't want to play the role of Rebus.

I've read a few of his, and I thought the main character - I forget his name now .. Cooper was it? Was very sweet.

Peter Robinson is one of the best UK Crime Authors around; it's real to the bone. If you haven't yet, read Wednesdays Child. I went to a book signing on Monday, and got his new novel signed. It's called All The Colours of Darkness. http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii162/lucylambrini/DSCN1831.jpg http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii162/lucylambrini/DSCN1832.jpg http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii162/lucylambrini/DSCN1833.jpg I'm so glad I met him, he's a lovely man. I really want to meet Ian Rankin as well.