Pauline Rowson on BBC Radio Solent 11 January talking to Julian Clegg

Julian Clegg and Pauline Rowson

The first radio interview of the year is on BBC Radio Solent on Friday 11 January when I will once again be talking to Julian Clegg on his hugely popular breakfast show. I've been privileged to feature as one of Julian's People over the last few years, which means I get to chat to him and his thousands of listeners as they follow through my life as a crime writer.

In the BBC Radio Solent Studio July 2012
If you would like to listen to the interview then you’ll have to tune in at the ungodly hour of 6.45 am (British Time) on 11 January. But if you’re still rubbing the sleepy dust from your eyes at that time then you can listen to the show again via the BBC website for a couple of days following the broadcast.


Julian Clegg and Pauline Rowson with Death Lies Beneath - November 2012


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