Gallery: Nicola Sturgeon joins Val McDermid at Aberdeen’s Granite Noir
ByDanica Ollerova and Megan Avolio
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon returned to Aberdeen’s Granite Noir to chair a conversation with author Val McDermid.
Last night’s event (Friday February 24) saw the SNP leader – who last week revealed her intention to stand down once a successor has been chosen – once again take part in the city’s popular crime-writing festival, having previously chaired Granite Noir’s opening night in 2019.
‘The Scottish Queen of Crime’ Val McDermid spoke about her latest book, 1989, the second in a series featuring Allie Burns, the investigative journalist who was the protagonist in 1979.
Her newest novel was a triumph and featured on the First Minister’s best books of 2022 list. Val talked to fans of noir about the
Did you attend the In Conversation event? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and take a look through our photo gallery. All photos were taken by Chris Sumner.
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Gallery: Nicola Sturgeon joins Val McDermid at Aberdeen’s Granite Noir
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