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  • Alistair Braidwood

Dr In The House: The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast Talks To Doug Johnstone…


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Johnstone is one of the best thriller writers around, with a style which is deliberately lean and plot driven. The

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For anyone interested in the realities of writing as well as the craft  it’s worth staying to the end as he offers valuable insight to his life as a writer and the lessons he has learned along the way. It’s our third podcast with Doug and he’s always a pleasure to talk to, but this one felt particularly rewarding as there is no doubt that The Jump has been a challenging book to write, and has made him consider carefully how he now approaches each new novel, and why some are more draining propositions than others.

If you are a subscriber to the Scots Whay Hae! podcast you’ll know all of the above as it will have already arrived in the inbox of whatever mode you choose to use.

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We’ll be back soon with someone else, we just don’t know who as yet…

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