Episode 10: Writing a crime novel - why the 1950s is a good era for setting crime novels

from Pauline-Rowson's Podcast · host Pauline Rowson

In this episode I'm talking about why I chose the 1950s to set my new crime series, what life was like in the 1950s, and the background to my main character Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Ryga, who is sent out to solve baffling complex coastal crimes.

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