Emotional baggage of my crime fictional hero, characters names and setting
In this podcast episode I am talking to John A. Hoda on his My Favourite Detective Podcast Show about the emotional baggage of one of my character's, Inspector Ryga, choosing characters names and why I set my crime novels against the backdrop of the every changing sea. You can listen to the full podcast at My Favourite Detective
Pauline Rowson's gripping, entertaining crime novels full of twists and turns
If you enjoy reading gripping, fast-paced crime novels full of twists and turns, compelling and multi-layered with great characters and stories that keep you guessing right to the end then Pauline Rowson's crime novels are right up your street.
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- Emotional baggage of my crime fictional hero, characters names and setting
- Pauline Rowson reveals the secrets of successful crime writing at talk
- DEATH IN THE NETS, a gripping atmospheric 1950s mystery
- My Favourite Detective - Pauline Rowson talks about her fictional Detetective DI Andy Horton
- Once a secret is exposed nothing is ever the same again
- Pauline Rowson talks to John A Hoda about her fictional characters
- Podcast Episode - Why the 1950s is a good era to set a crime series
- How writing my 1950s set crime novel helped me through Covid
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