It was great to meet so many of the second year Criminology and Forensic Studies
students at the
Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University
of
Portsmouth on Tuesday 17 February where I talked about crime
writing and how I research, plot and write my crime novels. I
hope that it provided an interesting insight for the students.
I took the students
through how I map out my crime novels using mind maps and plot lines.
I've been told by a former detective of the Hong Kong police that my
workings out are exactly how they used to map out the crimes they
investigated, so there you have it.
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Pauline Rowson talking to students about her crime novels
and crime writing at the ICJS University of Portsmouth Feb. 2015
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Pauline Rowson talking to students about crime writing at
the ICJS University of Portsmouth Feb. 2015
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The Institute of Criminal Justice Studies (ICJS) at University of Portsmouth
draws together expertise across the range of criminal
justice fields and has become an internationally renowned focal point
for the multidisciplinary study of crime and criminal justice processes.
They provide courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students from
diverse backgrounds, using full-time, part-time and distance learning
programmes, within an environment that is strong in both research and
professional links.
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