CSI Gateshead - with crime authors Pauline Rowson, Matt Hilton, Mari Hannah and crime experts

You've heard of CSI Portsmouth well now there is CSI Gateshead, the first takes place in the south of England and the latter in the north and I'm looking forward to appearing on a panel at CSI Gateshead on 25 April with my fellow crime writers Matt Hilton and Mari Hannah along with crime and forensic experts to discuss crime fiction and crime fact.

I've worked with Matt Hilton before at CSI Portsmouth in 2012 and we're both regular guests at CrimeFest.

CSI Gateshead is being held on Thursday 25 April 2013 at 7pm, at Gateshead Central Library

Tickets cost £5.  To book in advance call 0191 433 8420 or book online at www.gateshead.gov.uk

It should be a fun and fascinating evening.

More on CSI Portsmouth 2013 to be announced soon.

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