I had a chat with Canvas Rebel about how I started writing Rex and Eddie, and how it evolved into a book series full of chaos, chases, and emotionally stunted British men trying their best. We explored story structure, writing with heart, and why I believe detectives should be allowed to panic. Have a read: https://canvasrebel.com/meet-sean-cameron/

Last month, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Steve Keevil at Local Authority , an online news outlet dedicated to the Medway towns. As Rex & Eddie  is set in a fictionalised version of Medway, it was brilliant to chat about my books and how the real Medway influences the stories. We had a good natter about everything from growing up in Medway, life in LA and, of course, writing Rex & Eddie . Also just to set the record straight: the fires in California didn’t  star

The Rex & Eddie Mysteries series is set in the fictional town of Cloisterham, inspired by on the real town of Rochester ; which is where I grew up. I stole the name from Charles Dickens who set The Mystery of Edwin Drood in Cloisterham, a lightly disguised Rochester. He changed the names of a few things like Eastgate House which became Westgate House. So I did the same, turning the nearby Pentagon Shopping Centre into Octagon Shopping Centre. Pretty much every location Rex

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