Listing of published articles

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

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

Acclaimed writer Robert Macfarlane's new book is the result of a 17 year preoccupation with the mysterious landscape of Orford Ness

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

Bestselling author JoJo Moyes has been on a 'Star' trek out west to reimagine the heroines of her latest novel.

Lucinda Riley is nearing completion of her epic Seven Sisters series. But first, she had to squeeze in a story inspired by a visit to Southwold.

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

Henry Blofeld, loved by Test Match Special fans the world over for his cricket knowledge and sense of fun, is coming to Suffolk

The world can seem a bleak place but Pam Ayres still finds plenty in life to laugh about and loves to share the joke

Catherine Larner talks to actor, novelist and screenwriter Ruth Jones ahead of her visit to the Lavenham Literary Festival.

Former war reporter Martin Bell recalls the teachings of his famous father, Adrian Bell, enlightened countryman and environmental 'prophet'

When he isn't at his Suffolk home, Chris Hirst is travelling the globe leading a multi-national business, and writing a book about it

Catherine Larner meets Martin Walker, the ex-Guardian correspondent and the creator of Bruno, the detective with a flair for cooking and a softly, softly way of solving crime in one of the most beautiful parts of France.

Poet Ian McMillan is bringing his show to Great Glemham's village hall...and the phone box