The Royal Scots Club have announced the first of their Literary Lunches in 2022 will feature Louise Welsh discussing her latest book The Second Cut.
Welsh’s thrilling and atmospheric book marks the return of Glasgow-based Auctioneer Rilke, which Val McDermid said: ‘I doubt I’ll read a better book this year.’
Scottish Field’s review of the book can be read HERE.
When Rilke’s old friend Jojo washes up dead, Rilke delves into the dark side of Glasgow to discover what happened to Jojo.
James Oswald will join Louise Welsh at the Literary Lunch. Oswald whose book All That Lives, the latest in the Inspector Tony McLean series, was inspired by the unearthing of remains during the Edinburgh tram works in Leith.
When two bodies are discovered buried in exactly the same way, 700 years apart, Inspector McLean finds himself drawn into the investigation.
This spine-chilling event will be hosted by Jackie McGlone who chairs a number of events every year at the Edinburgh International Book Festival and has also mediated at author events at the British Library, in London, and at various venues in New York.
The Literary Lunch will be held on Friday 22 April at The Royal Scots Club, Edinburgh.
Tickets are available on Eventbrite or via The Royal Scots Club for the Scottish Thriller Literary Lunch.
The Literary Lunch is open to all, members and non-members alike, and will provide an excellent opportunity to hear from two of Scotland’s most exciting thriller writers.
Tickets are available for £45 per person for members and £50 per person for non-members. Bookable in advance via Eventbrite or by emailing events@royalscotsclub.com
James Oswald (Photo: David Cruickshanks)
Tickets include a glass of sparkling wine on arrival and two course lunch with a selection of sweet treats.
The Literary Lunch event will be held at noon on 22 April at The Royal Scots Club, 29-31 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6QE.
Founded in 1919 as a tribute to those who fell in The Great War, and situated in one of Edinburgh’s finest Georgian streets, The Royal Scots Club offers that rare combination; the charm of a country house hotel with a cosy club atmosphere.
More personal than a hotel, this is the perfect home from home to relish the culture and character of Scotland’s capital city. They are open for bed and breakfast, meetings and events, functions and private dining, and offer excellent cuisine in the dining room.
The privileges of membership include preferential rates for all of our services and facilities, a busy social programme and access to a worldwide network of reciprocal clubs.
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