Author Ann Cleeves' lost laptop containing half a novel found
Crime writer Ann Cleeves has said the laptop she lost during a heavy snowstorm in Shetland has been found.The novelist, whose books have been adapted into the television series Shetland, believes it fell out of her bag as she made her way through Lerwick in wintry conditions on Monday.Ms Cleeves tweeted a picture of the recovered but battered laptop, which she said had been run over.
Here it is! Found in the snow not far from where I was staying by sharp-eyed Rachel as she got off the school bus. It’s been run over so not much use, but glad to know it’s safe.
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