Black & Blue, The Hanging Garden] (1998) Rebus - Capital Crimes [Dead Souls, Set in Darkness, The Falls] (2004) Rebus - Three Great Novels [Resurrection Men, A Question of Blood, Fleshmarket Close] (2008) The Complete Short Stories [A Good Hanging and Other Stories, Beggars Banquet, Atonement] (2005) Also - non-fiction book discussing the background to the Rebus novels. Audiobooks All of the Rebus novels are available as audiobooks, some in several versions: narrated by different people or in abridged and unabridged form. Narrators include: James MacPherson Jamie Glover Bill Paterson (The Black Book, Hide and Seek) Samuel Gillies (Strip Jack, Set in Darkness, Tooth and Nail, Let It Bleed, The Falls, Beggar's Banquet) Roger Allam Joe Dunlop (Dead Souls, Resurrection Men) James Frain David Rintoul (Mortal Causes) Tom Cotcher (A Question of Blood, Fleshmarket Close, The Naming of the Dead) Michael Page (A Question of Blood, Fleshmarket Alley (Close)) Ewan Stewart (Knots and Crosses, Hide and Seek, unabridged versions) Three of the novels have won Spoken Word Awards: Strip Jack (Gold), A Question of Blood and Resurrection Men (Silver). An innovative new design, the illustrated audiobook was created for Rebus's Scotland (the CD box contains a 32-page booklet containing photographs from the book). Other adaptations Television Thirteen of the novels were dramatised for television between 2000 and 2007 in four series of Rebus. John Hannah played Inspector Rebus in the first series, before being replaced by Ken Stott for the next three. Series four of the programme also included an original episode, which unlike the other thirteen episodes aired, was not based on any of the Rankin novels. It was entitled "The First Stone". Nordic streaming service Viaplay will produce a new Rebus adaptation, marking it as the company's first UK original. Radio Alexander Morton voiced John Rebus in a 1999 BBC Radio 4 dramatization of Let it Bleed. Ron Donachie starred as Rebus in Radio 4's dramatizations of The Falls (2003), Resurrection Men (2004), Black & Blue (2008), Strip Jack (2010), The Black Book (2012), Set in Darkness (2014), A Question of Blood (2016) and Fleshmarket Close (2017), having previously played Rebus's Chief Constable in the TV series. Readings of the short story "Facing the Music" from Beggars Banquet, read by James MacPherson, and of the novella Death Is Not the End, performed by Douglas Henshall, have also been broadcast by BBC Radio. Stage A brand new story written