Thursday, September 07, 2006

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Fact and Fiction Combine in Former Reporter’s New Novel

A former journalist, whose beat included crime and the law courts, has written what is believed to be a world first: a fictional sequel to his own true crime book.
Dundee-based Alexander McGregor has written Lawless, a fictional sequel to his first book, true crime bestseller, The Law Killers.

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Scots journalist pens fictional sequel to true-crime book

Former Dundee journalist Sandy McGregor will see his second book hit the shelves next month - after penning a fictional sequel to his true-crime book.

In a rare move, Sandy, who retired as chief reporter of The Courier and Evening Telegraph earlier this year, has written Lawless, a fictional sequel to The Law Killers which tells the stories of murders in Dundee.

Using a real incident as a starting point, Sandy has placed real characters alongside fictional creations for the new book.

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Features Ed Role for Ross

A former executive editor at The Scotsman has been made executive features editor of the London Evening Standard.
Charlotte Ross joins from She magazine, where she was deputy editor. She is also a former assistant editor (Saturday) at The Independent.
Two spells at The Scotsman sandwiched the first 18 months at the Sunday Herald, where she was assistant editor, edited its magazine and also its Seven Days section.