Pauline Rowson CrimeFest 2013 - A Policeman's Lot

I am appearing at Crimefest this year on a panel with fellow crime authors Ann Cleeves, Kate Ellis, J.C. Martin and Kerry Wilkinson on 31 May.


Ann Cleeves and Pauline Rowson at CSI Portsmouth 2012

Crimefest is a crime fiction convention which follows the format of US conventions and includes interviews, panels, and a gala dinner. I have appeared at Crimefest for the last three years and have very much enjoyed meeting crime fiction fans from around the world.

Pauline Rowson with a DI Horton fan from the USA at CrimeFest 2011

Panel appearance in 2012 with Adrian Magson. Mary Andrea Clarke, Pauline Rowson, Frances Brody and Leigh Russesll

Pauline Rowson with Matt Hilton at CrimeFest

My panel this year will take place on Friday 31 May between 10.10 and 11am. The panel will be discussing police procedural novels.


I'm also pleased that the seventh in the DI Andy Horton crime series, A Killing Coast has been nominated for the eDUNNIT AWARD at CrimeFest 2013.



The eDunnit Award is for the best crime fiction ebook first published in both hardcopy and in electronic format in the British Isles in 2012.


Crimefest is being held at the Bristol Royal Marriott Hotel from 30 May to 2 June 2013. Hope to see some of you there.



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