Doug Johnstone is a Scottish crime writer based in Edinburgh. His eighth novel, Crash Land, was published by Faber and Faber in November 2016. His previous book, The Jump was shortlisted for the McIlvanney Prize for Best Scottish Crime Novel
Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
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Series
Skelfs
1. A Dark Matter (2019)
2. The Big Chill (2020)
3. The Great Silence (2021)
4. Black Hearts (2022)
5. The Opposite of Lonely (2023)
6. Living is a Problem (2024)
1. A Dark Matter (2019)
2. The Big Chill (2020)
3. The Great Silence (2021)
4. Black Hearts (2022)
5. The Opposite of Lonely (2023)
6. Living is a Problem (2024)
Enceladons Trilogy
1. The Space Between Us (2023)
2. The Collapsing Wave (2024)
3. The Transcendent Tide (2025)
1. The Space Between Us (2023)
2. The Collapsing Wave (2024)
3. The Transcendent Tide (2025)
Novels
Tombstoning (2006)
The Ossians (2008)
Smokeheads (2011)
Hit & Run (2012)
Gone Again (2013)
The Dead Beat (2014)
The Jump (2015)
Crash Land (2016)
Fault Lines (2018)
Breakers (2019)
The Ossians (2008)
Smokeheads (2011)
Hit & Run (2012)
Gone Again (2013)
The Dead Beat (2014)
The Jump (2015)
Crash Land (2016)
Fault Lines (2018)
Breakers (2019)
Books containing stories by Doug Johnstone
Nova Scotia Vol 2. (2024)
New Speculative Fiction From Scotland
(Nova Scotia, book 2)
edited by
Neil Williamson and Andrew J Wilson
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Doug Johnstone recommends
Thirsty Animals (2023)
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"Thirsty Animals is a hard-hitting speculative thriller, equal parts terrifying and compassionate. Beautifully written, vivid and unflinching, it confirms Atalla as a real talent."
The Old Woman with the Knife (2022)
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"The Old Woman with the Knife is unique - a gripping thriller as well as a deeply thoughtful book about out attitudes to ageing and grief. Wonderful stuff."
You Never Said Goodbye (2022)
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"An absolutely gripping and immersive thrill ride from start to finish. A white-knuckle rollercoaster that's also full of heart and soul."
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