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In The World's End Murders, Tom Wood and David Johnston tell the story of two innocent young women, Helen Scott and Christine Eadie, and of the extraordinary commitment of the police enquiry over three decades that eventually led to the discovery of links to their deaths with Angus Sinclair, one of Scotland's most notorious murderers and sex offenders But this is not a gruesome tale of murder. It is a story of heroes - of the families of Helen and Christine who, with quiet dignity, have carried an unimaginable burden down the years, and of the police officers, the support staff and the scientists who persisted in their investigations and never gave up.
David Johnston
David Johnston established the Centre for Translation and Interpreting at Queen's University in 2004 and is now Emeritus Professor of Translation in the Centre. He has published extensively on the relationship between theory, practice and representation in the translation process, and has given invited lectures in thirty countries. He is a multi award-winning translator for the stage, described in Comedia Performance as 'the most innovative translator of Spanish Golden Age drama in the twenty-first century', and an elected member of the Academia Europaea, the pan-European academy for excellence in the arts, humanities and sciences.
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