Books

A new exhibition at the Scott Polar Museum in Cambridge showcases the art from a new graphic novel on the dramatic tale by a former Disney animator.

Plus some other bookish events to look forward to.

As a boy, author Iain Sinclair loved a book called In Tropical Lands by his great grandfather about his adventures in Peru - but what is its legacy?

The Unique Life of a Ranger: Seasons of Change on Blakeney Point, available at the site’s shop, was written by Ajay Tegala.

Jesus the Social Entrepreneur: Understanding both His Entrepreneur Mindset and Nature ‘Miracles’ is by Cambridge alumnus Prof L Murray Gillin.

Top titles to enjoy on the beach, from mysteries to mind-benders.

‘There She Glows: Vol III’ includes the story of Caz Landon’s leap of faith after leaving corporate world

A macabre and dangerous world is uncovered in this story of witch trials in a Cambridgeshire village by local author Jill Dawson

Stories about life-threatening viruses are nothing new, but not too many focus solely on the psychological effects of such threats.

The Isles of Scilly are the dramatic backdrop for the crimes investigated by hero DI Ben Kitto in Kate's latest novel, Devil's Table.

The event, held at Hot Numbers Café, raised around £3,500.

The heartbreak of the last two years has been poured into a new novel by the Cambridge author.

Wildcard, a friendly and funny guide to the tarot is a new book about how the cards can be used to spark conversation, ideas and new perspectives.

The Cambridge novelist and Costa Award nominee reveals how she poured her hopes into a novel she wrote during the bleakest hours of lockdown.

Author found fame and fortune with technology for social good – and has gone on to discover family values

The books, which tackle a variety of subjects, are on sale at Heffers.

All of the short stories featured in this anthology were previously published in women’s magazines.

Finale of epic historical fantasy by author whose research shames many method actors

University Library and Churchill Archives Centre aid Mike Levy’s new book on unsung heroes of 1930s resettlement effort

The children's author will be reading his poems at the Cambridge Literary Festival to accompany Camille Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals.