I was delighted to meet such an enthusiastic audience at
Yate Library,
South Gloucestershire (near Bristol) on Monday 22 September when I
talked about the process of writing a crime novel, the inspiration
behind the
DI Andy Horton series and my
standalone crime novels,
In Cold Daylight and
In For The Kill.
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Pauline Rowson talking about her crime novels to the audience at Yate Library
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Yate is
famous these days as being the birthplace of J. K. Rowling although
strictly speaking she was born in Chipping Sodbury Maternity Hospital on
the outskirts of Yate. Once a market town Yate, in the 1960s, became a
booming new town with the massive development of houses, a large retail
shopping area, sports and leisure complex together with public
buildings, including the library, which has recently had a major make
over and is a very impressive and vibrant building.
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Pauline Rowson explaining how she writes her crime novels to the audience at Yate Library
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I
was made very welcome at Yate by the lovely library staff and the
audience who listened enraptured as I took them through the process of
how I plan and plot my crime novels.
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Pauline Rowson explaining the inspiration behind her thriller, In Cold Daylight
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This
was followed by a very lively question and answer session, a book
signing and refreshments. My thanks to the library staff for organising
the event and to the audience for turning up.
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Pauline Rowson explaining the process of how she plots and plans her crime novels
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