What's on in October for crime author Pauline Rowson

After a quiet September packed with writing, October is buzzing with talks and events. Despite that I will still find time to write.  Having put the finishing touches to DI Andy Horton 14 (and dispatched it to my publisher with my fingers crossed that they like it) and having completed the fourth in the Art Marvik marine thriller series, I'm currently working on a new crime novel the first of what I hope might prove to be a series.  This one opens in 1950 and is set on the south coast of England, this time on the Isle of Portland in Dorset, an area that I visited in June for some research and instantly fell in love with.  There are some great places to put a body there (fictional of course.)  It's early stages yet but my research has thrown up some fascinating plot ideas which I am very excited about.

In October I'll be appearing on BBC Radio Solent, giving a talk to readers at Fordingbridge Library in Hampshire and will be sharing the stage at CSI Southampton with fellow crime author Graham Hurley and officers from Hampshire Police. More details below.  Hope to see some of you there.

12 October 2017 BBC Radio Solent

Pauline Rowson will be on BBC Radio Solent, the Julian Clegg Breakfast Show at 7.50am talking about her crime novels.

19 October 2017 - Fordingbridge Library 2pm

Join Pauline Rowson at Fordingbridge Library to hear how she writes her popular crime novels set on the south coast of England. Tickets cost £5 from Fordingbridge Library, Round Hill, Fordingbridge SP6 1AQ  Telephone 01425 657524 or book online

28 October 2017 CSI Southampton 10am-12.30pm

Join crime authors Pauline Rowson and Graham Hurley and experts from Hampshire Police along with Hampshire Police Fingerprint team at CSI Southampton where crime fiction meets crime fact. 

Crime authors Pauline Rowson and Graham Hurley will be debating crime fiction with crime experts Carolyn Lovell, Temporary Deputy Head of Scientific Services, Crime Scene Investigations, Hampshire Police, and Detective Chief Inspector Mandy Horsburgh of Hampshire Police. Also present will be the team from the Hampshire Fingerprint Bureau.  Have your fingerprint taken and pressed into a key ring to take away. Talk to the crime authors and crime experts and put your questions to the panel.

CSI Southampton Programme and further details

Venue: Southampton Library, Northguild Lecture Theatre, Central Library, Civic Centre, S014 7LW.

Tickets: £9 includes £1 off a book purchased at the event for pre-booked tickets. Click here to buy tickets

All in all an exciting and hopefully productive month.
  
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