The Waterstones event has already sold out online, with queues expected to be long
OUTLANDER star Sam Heughan has announced he will be visiting Glasgow for a book signing, with huge queues expected.
The famous actor will be signing copies of his bestselling book at Waterstone on Sauchiehall Street next week, on Sunday (December 17).
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The Waterstones event has already sold out online, with queues expected to be long.
Outlander is currently in the midst of its penultimate season break, with the seventh series set to resume airing next year.
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