Pauline Rowson on BBC Radio Solent, Julian Clegg Breakfast Show

I was talking about my crime novels and crime writing to Julian Clegg on the BBC Radio Solent Breakfast Show on Tuesday 20 December at 7.50am. 

You can listen to the interview on BBC iplayer. 

The interview was on at 07.50 a.m. about 01:13:31 into the programme





You can listen to my previous interviews on BBC Radio Solent by clicking on the links below.

Listen to Pauline Rowson on BBC Radio Solent talking to Julian Clegg about her crime novels on 27 September 2016

Listen to Pauline Rowson talking to Julian Clegg BBC Radio Solent 7 June 2016

Listen to Pauline Rowson talking to Julian Clegg on BBC Radio Solent January 2016



Always great to catch up with Julian Clegg and talk to him and his many listeners.


 

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