Sunshine and Severn House – Crime Author Pauline Rowson enjoys drinks with her Publisher and fellow crime writers at CrimeFest 2012

A glorious sunny day in Bristol on Friday 25 May at CrimeFest 2012 and after an appearance on a morning panel, a stroll around the regenerated dock area, and lunch by the waterside it was back to the Royal Marriott Hotel in the late afternoon for drinks with my publisher, Severn House, and the chance to talk to some of my fellow crime authors who are also published by Severn House.

Here are some photographs from the event.


From left to right: Kate Lyall Grant, Severn House, Edwin Buckhalter, Severn House with crime authors, Simon Brett, Jim Wells and Pauline Rowson 

Crime authors Pauline Rowson and Cath Staincliffe

Pauline Rowson and Simon Brett
Jim Wells and Pauline Rowson
Authors Kate Ellis, William Ryan with Kate Lyall Grant, Severn House
Pauline Rowson, Peter James and Felicity Denham Midas PR


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