Keep Your Enemies Close: Ian Rankin’s A Song for the Dark Times

Ian Rankin and Roland Gulliver

Keep Your Enemies Close: Ian Rankin’s A Song for the Dark Times

Ian Rankin and Roland Gulliver

3:30pm

Sunday, November 1, 2020

45 mins

Edgar Award-winning Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin joins fellow Scotsman and Director of the Toronto International Festival of Authors, Roland Gulliver for an evening of casual conversation. Find out how Rankin came to write the bestselling John Rebus series, and crack the cover of his latest Rebus thriller, A Song For the Dark Times, about enemies, crime, punishment and redemption.

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Edgar Award-winning Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin joins fellow Scotsman and Director of the Toronto International Festival of Authors, Roland Gulliver for an evening of casual conversation. Find out how Rankin came to write the bestselling John Rebus series, and crack the cover of his latest Rebus thriller, A Song For the Dark Times, about enemies, crime, punishment and redemption.

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Ian Rankin is the number one bestselling author of the Inspector Rebus series. The Rebus books have been translated into thirty-six languages and are bestsellers worldwide. He is the recipient of four Crime Writers’ Association Dagger Awards, including the prestigious Diamond Dagger, and in 2002 he received an OBE for services to literature. He lives in Edinburgh.

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Roland Gulliver is the Director of the Toronto International Festival of Authors, and a leading international figure in the literature sector with over 12 years’ experience at the Edinburgh International Book Festival as Associate Director. His programming explores the potential of live performance, alongside commissions for new multimedia storytelling. Gulliver champions communities by facilitating access and empowerment, and creating spaces for authors and audiences to engage in discussion. He is on the Board of Directors for the Toronto Arts Council and Chair of their Literary Advisory Committee, and is a Member of the Academy for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction.

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3:30pm

Sunday, November 1

45 mins

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