Listen to Radio Interviews with Pauline Rowson on BBC Radio Solent

I thoroughly enjoyed my interviews on BBC Radio Solent.

On Wednesday 17 April I was talking to Alan Newman standing in for Alex Dyke who was unfortunately unwelll.  I appeared  on the Big Hour slot on BBC Radio Solent between 12noon and 1pm talking to Alan about the DI Andy Horton crime novels.


Pauline Rowson talking to Alan Newman on the Alex Dyke Show BBC Radio Solent 17 April 2013



It was a very lively interview and funny. You can listen to the interview on the BBC Radio Solent website.  The whole programme is broadcast from 10am to 1pm so you can scroll along to find the slot.

Then on Friday 19 April I was talking to Julian Clegg on his very popular BBC Radio Solent Breakfast Show at 6.45am. I am one of 'Julian's People' which means he (and the radio station and listeners) follow my writing activities throughout the year.   I'm usually on about once every three months. Here are some photographs from this morning's broadcast.

You can listen to both interviews on the BBC Radio Solent website for seven days following the broadcasts.

Listen to the Pauline Rowson interview with Alan Newman on the Alex Dyke Show. - the interview can be found during the final third of the programme.

Pauline Rowson talking to Julian Clegg on the Breakfast Show  BBC Radio Solent19 April 2013 - the interview is at the beginning of the programme.

Pauline Rowson talking to Julian Clegg on the Breakfast Show 19 April 2013


Pauline Rowson handing Julian Clegg a signed copy of DI Horton crime novel Undercurrent


Julian Clegg and Pauline Rowson



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