Just how tough is it to be a crime writer- Pauline Rowson BBC Radio Solent 14 July at 11am


Join me on BBC Radio Solent on Thursday 14 July at 11am on the Sasha Twining Show when I will be talking to Alun Newman on:

Just how tough is it to become a crime writer?

Tune into 96.1FM, 103.8FM Digital or listen on line. The programme is also available on BBC Radio Solent iplayer.

Pauline Rowson is the author of sixteen crime novels, twelve featuring the rugged and flawed Portsmouth detective DI Andy Horton, two in the new series featuring Art Marvik, troubled former Royal Marine Commando now an undercover investigator for the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS) and two standalone thrillers, the award winning, In Cold Daylight and In For the Kill.

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