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Published on Saturday 14 November 2009 10:19

Wednesday 18 November

Adult Programme

Aly Monroe, 7.30pm, The Edinburgh Bookshop, Bruntsfield Place. Aly Monroe will be introducing and reading from her historical thrillers, The Maze of Cadiz and Washington Shadow. Tickets 5, redeemable against purchase on the night, from venue.

Dr Jekyll's DNA, 6pm to 7.45pm, The Reference Library, Central Library, George IV Bridge. Crime fiction authors Ian Rankin and Lin Anderson will join Dr Steve Sturdy of ESRC Genomics Forum for an informal discussion looking at the links between science and literature, in particular DNA. Wine and nibbles will be provided. The event is free but places must be booked in advance, e-mail genomics.forum @ed.ac.uk. Only one seat per person can be reserved. For more information visit genomics.forum@ed.ac.uk

Thursday 24 November

Adult Programme

Alexander McCall Smith In Conversation, 6.30pm, The Signet Library, Parliament Square.To book, contact Anna Renz on 0131 655 1515. For details, visit www.alexandermccall smithbooks.co.uk


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