I'm on the list


Finally made it. I'm now listed on the members page of the Crime Writers' Association web site at http://www.thecwa.co.uk/links.html along with my good friends at Shots Mag, a web site well worth visiting and a must for fans of crime and thriller fiction. http://www.shotsmag.co.uk/ If you look at the features listed on the shots mag site, you'll find my mug shot about five down. Follow the links and you can click through to an article about me.

And for any of you who are on Hayling Island on 7 December then it's our late night Christmas Shopping between 5pm and 8pm and I'm doing a 'Meet the Author' session at the Hayling Island Book Shop in Mengham, that's our village centre. Marie Telford, the owner, will probably ban me now after posting her picture with me on this blog. There will be wine and nibbles, carol singers, fair rides, fancy dress and lots, lots more. What there won't be is Marks and Spencer, Tesco, Next, or any of the other chain stores or supermarkets, oh except for Somerfields. Not a shopping arcade in sight, just lovely little shops, run by lots of lovely local people, the sea air and the chance to sip mulled wine. Hayling is not very big on shops or anything much except the sea, but if you're looking for something different and the chance to have a nice evening away from the crowds and a breath of sea air then here we are about eighty miles from London on the south coast. Look forward to seeing you all. Cheers!

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