Crime author Pauline Rowson entertains readers from the USA



Crime author Pauline Rowson talking to Mystery Readers Group USA on their visit to EnglandThis was such a fabulous opportunity for me to entertain a small number of avid crime fiction readers from America on the 9 May 2018 who were on a visit to England taking in many literary places including the area where the popular Inspector Andy Horton police procedural crime novels are set - Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. 
 
I was delighted to talk to them about how I research and write my crime novels, which are all set against the backdrop of the sea, primarily on the south coast of England.
 
I am hoping that public talks will resume shortly with the lifting of lock down restrictions in Britain, caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. My first talk since lock down to a LIVE audience is booked for 27 July 2021 when I will be talking about how I write my crime novels to Portsmouth U3A. Yippee!

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