Interview at Shots Magazine
There's an in depth interview with me at Shots Magazine, the result of a very pleasant (and very long!) lunch at Christmas with the Shots Editors [Mike Stotter and Ali Karim], together with Barry Forshaw [Editor of Crime Time and The Encyclopaedia of British Crime Fiction] and Carla McKay [crime-fiction critic of the Daily Mail].The interview seems to cover my entire life (!) and in it I talk about why I was asked to leave Charterhouse school, what Al Pacino is really like, my out of body experiences, and also drop some hints about what will happen in the next Roy Grace novel Dead Tomorrow.
Follow the link for the full interview.
4 Comments:
At 10:21 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Hello
I wish you wouldnt give away stuff in your interviews, it makes all the more differcult to wait for the book, which wont be available for ages. Love your recent posts. Although I am sure I am not as good a skier as you, not having been brought up on it, I do share your absolute passion for the mountains and I never feel better then when I am zooming around on the snow. All the wonderful food exercise and Gluwin, there is nothing better. looking forward to Dead Tomorrow. Jacqueline Twamley
At 5:20 PM ,
Peter James said...
Ooops - hope I didn't give away too much!!!!
At 3:36 PM ,
Ali Karim said...
That made me laugh, as I do like a good grilling, especially as it makes the wait for the next Roy Grace thriller made even more tense.
Love the blog -
Ali
www.shotsmag.co.uk
At 7:46 PM ,
Peter James said...
Thanks, Ali!
All best
Peter
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