I'm on air tomorrow on BBC Radio Solent - Julian Clegg Breakfast Show

Looking forward to chatting to Julian Clegg again on his very popular Breakfast Programme on BBC Radio Solent tomorrow morning at about 6.45am when I'll be telling listeners about CSI Portsmouth 2011 - where crime fiction meets crime fact -  at John Pounds Community Centre, Portsea, Portsmouth, England on 5 November.

No doubt we'll also get round to talking about other things including my DI Andy Horton marine mystery crime novels and Julian's firm conviction that one day we will see Horton on the television!

As always I'm looking forward to being on the Julian Clegg Show.

You can also tune into the show via the BBC Radio Solent web site.


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