Murdo MacLeod's portraits at the Edinburgh International book festival - in pictures

Broadcaster and journalist Andrew Marr, before speaking at the International book festival
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Jess Richards, who appeared at the festival to talk about her novels Snake Ropes and Cooking With Bones
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Children's author Melvin Burgess, whose latest novel is The Hit, a dystopian thriller about the ultimate drug Photograph: Murdo Macleod for /The Guardian

Shereen El Feki, author of Sex and the Citadel: Intimate Life in a Changing Arab World
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Tom and Henry Herbert, leading foodie duo the Fabulous Baker Brothers
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American novelist Katie Kitamura, author of Gone to the Forest, a fable of colonial and family breakdown
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Famed cricket broadcaster Jonathan Agnew (and friend), whose latest book is an anthology of cricket writing
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Fayette Fox, whose first novel The Deception Artist explores the inner lives of an American family in the 1980s
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Swiss-born poet Pedro Lenz, whose debut novel, Naw Much of a Talker, is the result of a six-month residency in Glasgow
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Turkish writer Sema Kaygusuz
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Actor and author Rupert Everett, whose latest autobiography Vanished Years won the Sheridan Morley prize for memoir
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John Taylor, bass player with Duran Duran, whose memoir is In the Pleasure Groove: Love, Death and Duran Duran
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Novelist David Peace, whose latest book Red or Dead is a portrait of legendary Liverpool football manager Bill Shankly
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Salman Rushdie, who spoke at the book festival about his memoir Joseph Anton and his years in hiding after a fatwa
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