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William McIlvanney

    November 25, 1936 – December 5, 2015

    William McIlvanney was a Scottish author celebrated for his fusion of gritty realism and poetic prose. His novels, often set against the backdrop of 1970s Glasgow, delve into themes of resilience and moral complexity. Regarded as the progenitor of 'Tartan Noir,' McIlvanney's influence is profound, particularly in crime fiction where his detective Jack Laidlaw embodies deep psychological insight. Through his distinctive voice and powerful sense of place, McIlvanney captured the essence of Scottish identity and social realities.

    The Papers of Tony Veitch
    The Kiln
    The Papers of Tony Veitch. Die Suche nach Tony Veitch, englische Ausgabe
    Laidlaw, English Edition
    Strange Loyalties. Fremde Treue, englische Ausgabe
    Strange Loyalties