Jungle Red Writers: Pauline Rowson - Are crime writers psychopaths?

Jungle Red Writers: Pauline Rowson: JAN BROGAN:  Please welcome Pauline Rowson to Jungle Red

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 Are crime writers psychopaths? 
 
 The relationship between writers and their characters takes many forms. Some of my characters irritate me, others entertain, some make me feel cuddly and comfortable, while others I positively loath. And some I love warts and all even my alpha male Detective Superintendent Steve Uckfield, head of the Major Crime Team, with all his disgusting habits.  But whatever the relationship between the creator and characters it should never be dull.


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