The inside information on crime author Pauline Rowson - Did you know?

What do you do when you have writer’s block?


I either go for a very long walk or I knit. Both are great for stimulating the creative juices and with knitting not only does it help while thinking through plots and characters but I also get a very nice cardigan at the end of it. With fourteen novels published I've now got quite a large wardrobe of cardies!  Here's one I made earlier.

 

 What are you working on now?

Putting the finishing touches to the second in the Art Marvik series and on fourth revisions for  DI Andy Horton 13.


Silent Running is published in hardcover in the UK and is available to buy on line or from all good bookstores.  It is also available for loan in UK libraries. It will be published in the USA on July 1st when it will also be released as an e book and available on Kindle and all other devices.


There are currently eleven in the DI Andy Horton MarineMystery Series  with number 12 in the Horton series, Fatal Catch, being published in September 2015 by Severn House.

There are also two standalone crime novels, In Cold Daylight and InFor The Kill.


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