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Posts Tagged ‘Glencairn Glass’

WIN A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL CUT CRYSTAL GLENCAIRN GLASSES WITH LUXURY TRAVEL CASE

By meganamato | May 10, 2024
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Glencairn Glass: Read the runner up in this year’s crime short story competition

By Ellie Forbes | April 5, 2024

Elisabeth Ingram Wallace is the runner-up in this year’s Glencairn Glass Crime Short Story Competition with The Strange Sheep of Greshornish. It’s a sinister tale of a disillusioned tourist guide on the Isle of Skye who sends badly behaved tourists to suffer the same fate as the mad sheep in Greshornish.   The Strange Sheep…

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Glencairn Glass: Winner and runner-up announced for crime short story competition

By Ellie Forbes | March 12, 2024

A sinister story about a Scottish recipe for stovies and a grisly tale about the strange sheep of Greshornish have been chosen as the winning and runner-up stories in The Glencairn Glass crime short story competition this year. Philip Wilson won Scottish themed crime fiction competition, now in its third year, with Elisabeth Ingram Wallace…

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WIN A CRYSTAL POT STILL DECANTER WITH FOUR GLENCAIRN GLASSES FOR BURNS NIGHT

By meganamato | December 1, 2023
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WIN A BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL POT STILL DECANTER WITH TWO GLENCAIRN GLASSES FOR CHRISTMAS

By meganamato | November 28, 2023
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