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Aldeburgh-based illustrator Astra Taylor-Todd has forged a brilliant new career creating children's books inspired by her global travels and an 1,800 mile trek across America.

Why do statues have such power to unite and divide us? It's a question writer Bee Rowlatt will be exploring at this year's Primadonna Festival in Stowmarket.

Felixstowe Book Festival patron Esther Freud's ninth novel imagines what might have happened had her mother's complicated life taken a more sinister path.

It's fun, it's original, it's energetic and possibly a bit mad...it's the Handlebards cycling to an outdoor venue hopefully near you.

Frank Cottrell-Boyce finds modern lessons in the stories of scripture. Interview by Catherine Larner.

The latest titles, awards and news - including children's writers AM Howell and Astra Taylor-Todd and histories of Waldringfield and Ramsholt.

Enjoy libraries online, writing competitions, new books and a virtual festival

Lockdown can't stop us singing! Take Bury Bach Choir - concerts may be cancelled but they're using technology to stay in harmony

These are exciting times for regional theatre, says Eastern Angles' director Ivan Cutting.

Comedy writer Jon Canter's play about the perils of writing books adds an exciting dimension to the Aldeburgh Literary Festival

Bury St Edmunds has big plans to celebrate the millennium of its ancient abbey at the heart of the town's identity.

Virginia Nicholson explores the decade of her childhood. She talks to Catherine Larner about her book 'How Was it For You?'

Andrew Marr is best known as a political journalist in print, TV and radio but his vibrant, abstract paintings bring him to Suffolk this month

Ryan Gander is one of the most original artists of his generation, producing an eclectic array of work, mainly from his Suffolk studio.

Catherine Larner talks to Cariad Lloyd, one of the creators of Austentatious, an improvised comedy play in the style of Jane Austen.