Pauline Rowson's talks and events
An entertaining and informative speaker
Crime author Pauline Rowson provides a
fascinating insight into the world of crime writing. She talks about the secrets of successful crime writing; how she plots, researches and writes her internationally acclaimed mystery novels; and the inspiration behind her fictional sleuths - DI Andy Horton (14), Art Marvik(3) and her 1950 set Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Ryga in DEATH IN THE COVE. Pauline is a very entertaining, inspiring and much-in-demand speaker. She gives talks to many organisations,
including U3As, Womens Institutes, Probus Clubs, charities,
retirement associations, libraries and others.
Pauline Rowson author talks 2020
Pauline will be talking about the inspiration behind her popular crime
novels and how she researches, plots and writes them at the following:
22 January 2020 Waterlooville U3A
10 February 2020 Hythe Library at 2pm
Tickets from 38 Pylewell Rd, Hythe, Southampton SO45 6AQ or buy online.
3 March 2020 Alverstoke WI
28 March 2020 CSI Winchester 10am to 12.00 Winchester Discovery Centre
Crime authors Pauline Rowson and Graham Hurley will
be debating crime fiction and crime fact with crime experts Carolyn Lovell, Research
and Development Manager Forensic Capability Network, and Detective Superintendent
Mandy Horsburgh of Hampshire Police. Also present will be the team from the
Hampshire Fingerprint Bureau. Talk to
the crime authors and crime experts and put your questions to the panel
followed by a book signing.
Tickets cost £8 which includes £1 off a book bought at the event. Box Office call 01962 873603 or direct from: Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8SB or book online
A look back at Pauline Rowson's talks in 2019
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Pauline Rowson is the author of twenty crime novels, fourteen
featuring the rugged and flawed Portsmouth detective, Inspector Andy
Horton; three in the mystery thriller series featuring Art Marvik, the former Royal Marine Commando now an undercover investigator for the UK's
National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS); two standalone thrillers,
the award winning, IN COLD DAYLIGHT and IN FOR THE KILL and the new 1950 set mystery introducing Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Ryga who is sent to the Dorset coast to investigate the murder of a man in a pin striped suit found in a secluded cove, DEATH IN THE COVE.
