Crime After Dark at the Museum, West End Festival, Friday 9 June, 2017
West End Festival 2017
Friday 9th June 6.30-9pm Crime after Dark at the Museum with
Caro Ramsay, Michael J. Malone & Craig Robertson
The Hunterian, Tickets £8 in advance, £10 on the door. These include a Gin & Tonic and a chocolate dagger
Doors open at 6.30 pm, Event starts at 7.00pm sharp.
Join Caro Ramsay (Standing Still), Michael J Malone (Dog Fight) & Craig Robertson (Murderabilia) for an atmospheric readings from their latest works and a chance to discover the sources of their inspiration. Crackling repartee and banter from three of Scotland’s foremost crime authors.
There will be a chance to purchase signed copies of all three authors’ latest crime novels at the event. Tickets can be booked through EventBrite. www.eventbrite.com

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