Latest video uploaded, crime writer Pauline Rowson talks about the creation of her detective, Inspector Andy Horton in her marine mystery police procedural novels

A new video has been uploaded to my official web site, my You Tube Channel and here.  In this latest video, I'm talking to Rob Richardson about the creation of my detective, Inspector Andy Horton who features in my marine mystery crime novels set in the Solent area on the South Coast of England.  And Rob is doing his utmost to make me laugh!

You can listen to the video here, or on my web site or on You Tube along with many other of my videos where I discuss developing characters, research, my crime novels and how I write.  There are also two interviews with Raychel Harvey-Jones. Hope you enjoy watching and listening to them.





Hailed in the US as 'exemplary procedurals,' there are five novels in the Andy Horton series with the sixth, Footsteps on the Shore to be published early 2011, more on that in future posts. I'm currently working on the seventh in the series.

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