Holiday reading for Julian Clegg, on the BBC Radio Solent Breakfast Show with Art Marvik crime novel, Silent Running by Pauline Rowson

It was lovely as always to be on air with Julian Clegg on his very popular Breakfast Show on Monday 6 July and Julian had a surprise in store for me.  He had taken my Art Marvik crime novel SILENT RUNNING on holiday with him to Spain and his wife had taken a photograph of him reading it!  He said he was really enjoying it which was very kind of him and lovely of him to say so on air!



Julian Clegg BBC Radio Solent reading Art Marvik crime novel Silent Running by Pauline Rowson

It was great to talk to Julian Clegg and his listeners on the radio.We discussed Silent Running, featuring a brand new hero, former marine commando, Special Boat Services Officer, Art Marvik, and of course talked about my flawed and rugged DI Andy Horton, plus the fact that the Horton series has been optioned for television by one of the UK's top television productions companies, Lime Pictures. 


Pauline Rowson on air in the BBC Radio Solent studio with Julian Clegg 6 July 2015


Julian Clegg and Pauline Rowson with picture of Julian reading Silent Running, crime novel on holiday

I also mentioned the next DI Andy Horton novel due to be published in September 2015 by Severn House, called Fatal Catch.

You can listen the interview on the Iplayer Programmes remain available for a month and you can fast-forward by 50 minutes to hear my slot.

Silent Running is published by Severn House  in hardcover and as an ebook.


All my crime novels are available for sale and for loan in UK, Commonwealth and USA libraries.


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