What's on in September - Pauline Rowson's writing, talks and appearances
September sees the nights drawing in and the temperature dropping. But the
autumn (or the fall depending on where you live)) is a lovely time of year, full of
rich colours and cool enough in Britain for some invigorating walks
along the coast or in the forests. I'll be doing plenty of both as I
think through the plot for the DI Andy Horton crime novel I am writing, number thirteen in the series.
Here is what else is on the cards for September 2014 for me.
12 September
I'll be giving a talk to members of the Emsworth WI.
22 September
Yate Library 7.30pm
I'll be in Yate Library, near Bristol, talking about the inspiration behind the Solent based marine mystery series featuring the flawed and rugged DI Andy Horton and my standalone crime novels, In Cold Daylight and In For The Kill.
Tickets are free and can be obtained on line or from Yate Library
For more of my speaking engagements and radio appearances visit the events page.
Yes,
tickets for this incredibly popular event go on sale this month, so
make a diary note now because they will sell out fast. Join crime
authors MC Beaton, Jessie Keane and myself along with
police and crime experts on Saturday 8 November 2014 for an entertaining
and informative one day event.
CSI Portsmouth, sponsored by Bello, publisher Pan Macmillan’s digital imprint, which brings lost classics back to life, is now in its fifth year. It is a one day event which discusses through two panel debates, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, crime fiction and fact. It is being held at The Princess Royal Gallery at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
The crime authors will be joined on the panels by Terrence Napier, Footwear Mark Examiner for Hampshire Police Scientific Services; Dr Katherine Brown, Forensic Entomologist, Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth; Sergeant Roger Wood, Hampshire Police an expert on intelligence gathering, cyber-crime and covert source recruitment and Detective Inspector Mandy Horsburgh, Hampshire Police, part of the Operation Fortress team investigating serious violent drug-related crime and organized criminal groups.
Also at CSI Portsmouth will be Hampshire Police Fingerprint bureau, a mock up crime scene provided by students on the Forensic Science Course at Southdowns College and a forensic entomology display by the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth.
CSI Portsmouth is part of Portsmouth BookFest a festival of popular literature organised by Portsmouth City Council and runs from 24 October to 9 November. Its aim is to promote reading for pleasure and enthusiasm for literature in the city of Portsmouth.
The bookshop on the day will be provided by The Hayling Island Bookshop.
You can follow CSI Portsmouth on Twitter and on Facebook.
That's it for September so far, but there will be lots of other news and photographs to share as the month unfolds. So watch this space or follow me on Twitter or Facebook
Here is what else is on the cards for September 2014 for me.
12 September
I'll be giving a talk to members of the Emsworth WI.
22 September
Yate Library 7.30pm
I'll be in Yate Library, near Bristol, talking about the inspiration behind the Solent based marine mystery series featuring the flawed and rugged DI Andy Horton and my standalone crime novels, In Cold Daylight and In For The Kill.
Tickets are free and can be obtained on line or from Yate Library
For more of my speaking engagements and radio appearances visit the events page.
Tickets go on sale for CSI Portsmouth from 29 September
CSI Portsmouth, sponsored by Bello, publisher Pan Macmillan’s digital imprint, which brings lost classics back to life, is now in its fifth year. It is a one day event which discusses through two panel debates, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, crime fiction and fact. It is being held at The Princess Royal Gallery at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
The crime authors will be joined on the panels by Terrence Napier, Footwear Mark Examiner for Hampshire Police Scientific Services; Dr Katherine Brown, Forensic Entomologist, Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth; Sergeant Roger Wood, Hampshire Police an expert on intelligence gathering, cyber-crime and covert source recruitment and Detective Inspector Mandy Horsburgh, Hampshire Police, part of the Operation Fortress team investigating serious violent drug-related crime and organized criminal groups.
Also at CSI Portsmouth will be Hampshire Police Fingerprint bureau, a mock up crime scene provided by students on the Forensic Science Course at Southdowns College and a forensic entomology display by the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth.
CSI Portsmouth is part of Portsmouth BookFest a festival of popular literature organised by Portsmouth City Council and runs from 24 October to 9 November. Its aim is to promote reading for pleasure and enthusiasm for literature in the city of Portsmouth.
Programme for CSI Portsmouth 2014
Panel for CSI Portsmouth 2014
The bookshop on the day will be provided by The Hayling Island Bookshop.
Tickets £15 for the day, which includes £3 off a book purchased on the day.
More information at CSI Portsmouth 2014.
You can follow CSI Portsmouth on Twitter and on Facebook.
That's it for September so far, but there will be lots of other news and photographs to share as the month unfolds. So watch this space or follow me on Twitter or Facebook
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