Crime authors and experts lined up for CSI Portsmouth, where crime fact meets crime fiction

The speakers are now in place for the exciting CSI Portsmouth event on Saturday 5 November 2011 where, during a packed day, crime fact meets crime fiction as top crime authors and crime experts come together to debate crime, answer questions and provide the audience with an informative and entertaining day.

This will be the second CSI Portsmouth and if it's anything like last year's it should again prove to be a resounding success. The event is part of Portsmouth Bookfest and all I can say at this stage is that we have a great line up of top UK crime authors. More will be announced shortly. You can also join the Portsmouth Bookfest mailing list to be kept updated with this and other events.

Last year I was on a panel with crime writers Simon Brett, Peter Lovesey, Graham Hurley and June Hampson  and I'm really looking forward to the panel event this year when I will again be sharing the platform with some of my favourite crime authors.



You can read all about CSI Portsmouth, Crime Fact Meets Crime Fiction on my web site where there are also more photographs from the event.



So don't forget, if you're a fan of crime fiction or crime fact, or enjoy watching the CSI programmes or detective programmes on television, or are simply curious and looking for great entertainment put that date in your diary:

CSI Portsmouth Saturday 5 November 2011, Portsmouth, England.


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