Love this…

One of my books of the year. Compelling, affecting, with a pitch-dark plot and a truly unique protagonist in Saul Anguish, this is crime fiction at its best. Get it now. Thank me later…

This…

All U.S. foreign policy now.

One of the best festivals out there, in one of the best towns I know…

So much for John Swinney “healing the party”. Doesn’t he look tired…

Nice wee notice for The Good Father from Andrea Molloy in the NZ Herald…

This

A grifting incompetent who insults patients and NHS staff every day he’s in office. I wonder how “meeting the immediate challenges in our health service will… be [Neil Gray MSP’s] foremost priority” in Japan. The SNP - big on rhetoric, empty on delivery heraldscotland.com/news/25263121.…

I approve this message…

And here we go again, looks like we’ve got another film that doesn’t understand the character of Superman.

Nailed it.. 😂

Can’t argue with this…

I’m all for supporting book festivals and anything that promotes literacy and books, but the optics of this are utterly appalling dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-…

Glasgow folk, I’ll be chatting about The Good Father with the great Lesley McDowell in Waterstones Sauchiehall St this Thursday at 7pm. Get your tickets and I’ll see you there…📚 waterstones.com/events/liam-mc…

Thanks a million to ⁦thecrimebookgirl⁩ for interviewing me about The Good Father and much else…📚 crimebookgirl.com/2025/06/30/int…

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Looking forward to this - join us! (Also, every Friday should start with me being described as mighty!)

Could’ve chatted all night to the great Neil Broadfoot at Helensburgh Book Festival last night. A scholar and a gentleman. And fair play to the good people of Helensburgh for turning out in such atrocious weather. Book people rule…📚