Crime author Pauline Rowson's forthcoming events for Autumn


25 October 2018 Mid Hants & Wilts Federation of Townswomens Guilds

Pauline Rowson will be guest speaker at the Mid Hants & Wilts Federation of Townswomens Guild's autumn event, talking about her crime novels. Tickets £2.50 to include refreshments. Crossfield Hall, Romsey, Hants. SO51 8GL. All welcome.

21 November 2018 Eastleigh U3A

Pauline will be talking about The Secrets of Successful Crime Writing to members of  Eastleigh U3A.

22-24 November  2018


Murder at the Pelican Club by Pauline Rowson to be performed by the Winterbourne Players, Bristol at Winterbourne Community Centre





Crime author Pauline Rowson's 1940 set murder mystery play, MURDER AT THE PELICAN CLUB is to be performed by the Winterbourne Players, Bristol, England from 22 to 24 November 2018.
This brand new detective play, Murder At The Pelican Club, is an exciting 1940s murder mystery in the vein of the classic crime thrillers of the 20th century, an Agatha Christie style detective drama that has audiences guessing ‘who done it.’ Written in a serious vein but with a touch of humour, the play takes place in the Pelican Nightclub and Restaurant in November 1940.

Tickets £3.00 for patrons and £10 for non-patrons, includes supper, music and show!

Tickets now on sale. Don't miss your chance to become a super sleuth!


Where to buy Pauline's books


Pauline Rowson's books at The Book Depository (free worldwide delivery)

Pauline Rowson's books USA

Pauline Rowson's books UK

From your local bookshop


Also available as an ebook and on Amazon Kindle, Kobo and for loan from UK, USA, Irish and Commonwealth libraries


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