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February 2021
Suffolk
The latest titles, awards and news - including children's writers AM Howell and Astra Taylor-Todd and histories of Waldringfield and Ramsholt.
June 2020
Suffolk
If you've discovered the joy of knitting during lockdown, you'll enjoy Esther Rutter's new book 'This Golden Fleece'
May 2020
Suffolk
Dr Rowan Williams' new book coincides with Bury St Edmunds' celebration of the founding of its Benedictine abbey
May 2020
Suffolk
Work by the Bawdsey Radar Trust reveals the huge role women played in securing the nation's wartime defences
March 2020
Suffolk
Bury St Edmunds has big plans to celebrate the millennium of its ancient abbey at the heart of the town's identity.
March 2020
Suffolk
Why did Cassandra Austen burn the letters of her famous sister? Gill Hornby sheds new light on the relationship through her novel 'Miss Austen'
March 2020
Suffolk
Virginia Nicholson explores the decade of her childhood. She talks to Catherine Larner about her book 'How Was it For You?'
February 2020
Suffolk
Author Liz Trenow's new novel brings to life the story of the men and women at Bawdsey Manor who were pivotal to Britain's victory in the second world war
May 2019
Bury & West Suffolk magazine
The country's relics of a recent past fascinate bestselling author Victoria Hislop, who visits Ely this month
March 2019
Suffolk
Julia Blackburn talks about her latest book about ancient Doggerland, between Britain and Europe.
February 2019
Suffolk
Diarmaid MacCulloch brings his substantial new biography of Thomas Cromwell to Aldeburgh Literary Festival
January 2019
EADT
Catherine Larner shares news of upcoming book events in Woodbridge
January 2019
Suffolk
Ever wondered about those strange blocks of concrete littered along Suffolk's coast? A new book explores the county's defensive role in the Second World War.
August 2018
Suffolk
Children's author Ally Sherrick talks about her new book, The Buried Crown, set around Sutton Hoo
July 2018
Suffolk
A group of Suffolk schoolgirls' correspondence with a famous Danish archaeologist inspired Anne Youngson's debut novel.

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