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Published Date: 16 February 2008
IAN Rankin, the crime writer, is to become the first figure to be commemorated in a Hollywood-style "walk of fame" in Edinburgh.
The Rebus author is to unveil a Caithness stone slab engraved with his handprints outside the City Chambers on the Royal Mile on Monday.

The best-selling author became the first to win a new Edinburgh Award, a civic honour instigated by then-Lord Provost Lesley Hinds, last year.

Rankin said: "It is a thrill."





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  • Last Updated: 15 February 2008 9:45 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Kitti Kat,

PA 16/02/2008 00:28:50
Love Ian Rankin and I am happy about his honor but don't forget about Alexander McCall Smith!! He deserves a plaque too.
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Kitti Kat,

PA 16/02/2008 00:30:48
PS Is Quentin Jardine still writing? I used to pick up his books too when in Edinburgh. Just wondering as his books are not found in the US.

 

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