Meet me in the Midlands... I'm giving two author talks on 27 and 28 September in Birmingham and Burton-upon-Trent

Meet in the Midlands, not in St Louis, as the song goes but I won't be singing (promise) but talking about how I write my marine mystery police procedural crime novels featuring my rugged detective Inspector Andy Horton and my thrillers.

On 27 September 2010 @ 2pm I'll be at the newly refurbished Perry Common Library, Birmingham. Tickets are free. Contact Perry Common Library, College Road, Birmingham West Midlands,UK B44 0HH perry.common.library@birmingham.gov.uk for more details or to book your place.

Next up on 28 September 2010 @ 10am is Burton-upon-Trent Library, where I am guest author in the 'Reading Cafe' from 10 am to 12 noon. I'll again be talking about how I write my crime novels, answering questions and signing copies of my books. Do join me if you can for this informal, entertaining morning session.

For further information contact: Tel: 01283 239564 paul.tovell@staffordshire.gov.uk
http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/

If you would like me to speak at your event or for guest appearances please either leave a comment here or use the Contact Us  form on my official web site at http://www.rowmark.co.uk/

Hope to post some photos from both events next week.

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