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What's in store for 2014
2014 promises to be another productive and interesting year. Here is a summary of some of the forthcoming highlights for me for 2014.
Events
The year kicks off with a talk to a U3A group and a radio interview on BBC Radio Solent in January, the first of many talks and public appearances throughout 2014, which is great. It's always enjoyable to meet readers and to give talks to audiences about how I write my crime novels. Throughout the year I'll be giving talks to U3A groups, Women's Institutes, Professional Clubs, Libraries and other organizations. I'll also be appearing at CrimeFest in Bristol in May, at CSI Winchester in March and then at the annual CSI Portsmouth, which I help to organize, in November.
You can see all my events on my website and I will be adding new engagements as they are booked. If you would like to book me to speak to your organization please contact me via my website at http://www.rowmark.co.uk
You can also view numerous videos of my talks and my books on my You Tube Channel and on my website.
DI Andy Horton crime series
On 1 January the latest in the DI Andy Horton series, Death Surge, was published in America. It is already published in the UK and Commonwealth. It is now also available as an e book.
Then on 27 February, Death Lies Beneath, the eighth in the series will be published in paperback and will also be released as an unabridged audio book, read by the very talented actor, Gordon Griffin.
In April 2014 the NEW DI Andy Horton, number eleven in the series, Shroud of Evil,will be published. More details on this to come.
I will also finish writing the current DI Andy Horton crime novel which is number twelve in the Horton series. The first draft is already completed and I am well on the way with the second draft.
In addition, I am working on the first in a new series, featuring a brand new hero,while also continuing with the next DI Andy Horton.
So plenty happening in 2014.
Here's wishing you a healthy and peaceful 2014.
Events
The year kicks off with a talk to a U3A group and a radio interview on BBC Radio Solent in January, the first of many talks and public appearances throughout 2014, which is great. It's always enjoyable to meet readers and to give talks to audiences about how I write my crime novels. Throughout the year I'll be giving talks to U3A groups, Women's Institutes, Professional Clubs, Libraries and other organizations. I'll also be appearing at CrimeFest in Bristol in May, at CSI Winchester in March and then at the annual CSI Portsmouth, which I help to organize, in November.
You can see all my events on my website and I will be adding new engagements as they are booked. If you would like to book me to speak to your organization please contact me via my website at http://www.rowmark.co.uk
You can also view numerous videos of my talks and my books on my You Tube Channel and on my website.
DI Andy Horton crime series
On 1 January the latest in the DI Andy Horton series, Death Surge, was published in America. It is already published in the UK and Commonwealth. It is now also available as an e book.
Then on 27 February, Death Lies Beneath, the eighth in the series will be published in paperback and will also be released as an unabridged audio book, read by the very talented actor, Gordon Griffin.
In April 2014 the NEW DI Andy Horton, number eleven in the series, Shroud of Evil,will be published. More details on this to come.
I will also finish writing the current DI Andy Horton crime novel which is number twelve in the Horton series. The first draft is already completed and I am well on the way with the second draft.
In addition, I am working on the first in a new series, featuring a brand new hero,while also continuing with the next DI Andy Horton.
So plenty happening in 2014.
Here's wishing you a healthy and peaceful 2014.
CSI Winchester a great success, next CSI event at Portsmouth 8 November
Over a hundred people packed the performance hall at Winchester Discovery Centre in Hampshire on Saturday 8 March for CSI Winchester to listen to me and my fellow crime author NJ Cooper debate crime fiction and crime fact with crime experts from Hampshire Police, Jane Aston, Supervisor Fingerprint Examiner and Carolyn Lovell, Head of Operations for Hampshire Police Crime Scene Investigations.
The panel was chaired by Angela Hicken from Hampshire County Council Library Service. She put questions to the panelists and it was then opened up to the floor. There was a book signing to follow and the chance for the audience to talk to the authors and experts, and to have their fingerprint taken and pressed into a keep sake keyring.
The books were sold by independent bookshop P & G Wells of Winchester.
CSI Winchester was a morning event. It is modelled on the highly successful one day event, CSI Portsmouth, which takes place each year in November. This year's CSI Portsmouth will be on Saturday 8 November.
The panel was chaired by Angela Hicken from Hampshire County Council Library Service. She put questions to the panelists and it was then opened up to the floor. There was a book signing to follow and the chance for the audience to talk to the authors and experts, and to have their fingerprint taken and pressed into a keep sake keyring.
The books were sold by independent bookshop P & G Wells of Winchester.
CSI Winchester was a morning event. It is modelled on the highly successful one day event, CSI Portsmouth, which takes place each year in November. This year's CSI Portsmouth will be on Saturday 8 November.
