Under Interrogation with Pauline Rowson, Peter Lovesey and Simon Brett at Chichester Library

Tickets are now on sale for the Festival of Chichester which is taking place from the 15th June - 14th July. I will be appearing at the Festival of Chichester with my fellow crime writers Peter Lovesey and Simon Brett both of whom I have appeared with before at CSI Portsmouth.




"Under Interrogation with crime authors Pauline Rowson, Peter Lovesey and Simon Brett will provide a lively evening’s entertainment and the audience's chance to grill the authors on the subject of their writing, characters, research, experiences and much more.  An event not to be missed by crime fiction fans."

The event is being held at Chichester Library on 8 July at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £3.00. Visit the Festival of Chichester website for further information and booking details





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