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Since he made his home here, the county has provided Danny Wallace with space to create his inspirational mix of books, tv programmes, podcasts, songs, documentaries and humour. Now he's brewing another 'secret' project.

Helen Oxenbury's book illustrations have charmed young readers for decades and inspired her own children's creative careers.

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

Author Simon Edge loves imagining history in his own humorous, slightly irreverent, fictional style. Now he's digging up the past on our county's patron saint.

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

As Gressingham Foods looks forward to celebrating its 50th birthday, Catherine Larner spoke to its founders.

Celebrated publisher Dan Franklin has brought us many of our favourite authors. He talks about a lifetime in books and loving living in Suffolk.

Bookshops, gift ideas, libraries' latest and Suffolk's first literary agency

Countdown's Susie Dent, the nation's favourite lexicographer, explains her love for words.

Julie Welch was the UK's first female football reporter. She credits her years at Felixstowe college for giving her the confidence to succeed in a world of men

Supernatural beliefs and fairy traditions once helped us to make sense of life's tribulations. It's a theme broadcaster and writer Sally Magnusson explores in her latest novel.

Carol Drinkwater became a household name as the TV wife of a Yorkshire vet. These days she's a bestselling novelist and will be speaking from her home in France for Felixstowe's online book festival.

Author Phoebe Morgan longs to escape home to Suffolk but for now she's revisiting in the pages of her new psychological thriller.

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

As he approaches his 70th birthday this month, Rowan Williams is anticipating a change of scene, and a change of pace.