Books

Who to believe - your child or your best friend?

Tideline author Penny Hancock is back with a new novel that will cause plenty of book group discussions

The Green Silk Shawl, by late Swiss author/poet/journalist Marcella Maier, has been translated into English by Iris Hunter

Schools across the county joined in the increasingly popular annual celebration of books on Thursday, March 7.

King's School pupil is published under UNESCO 'Voices of Future Generations' imprint

A children’s author from Cambridge has been nominated for a major award for her story about a boy and his pet dragon.

Bestselling author Sophie Hannah will be leading a new crime and thriller creative writing course for Cambridge University

The world-renowned Kindersley Workshop in Cambridge launches two new books about their work in gardens and wild spaces

Cambridge Literary Festival launched its spring programme with an event featuring local authors Bee Wilson and Jill Dawson

Written by Adrian Barlow, the subject of Espying Heaven is the Victorian stained-glass window artist and the team he led and inspired

Psychology lecturer Mick Finlay is returning to the dangerous streets of Victorian London for the follow-up to his hit novel Arrowood.

As the wind whips through the frosty streets, a gathering of some of the country’s most murderous imaginations is about to chill the blood further.

When her depression became overwhelming, the Cambridgeshire nature writer discovered the curative power of walking in wild places to lift her mood

A panel of ‘killer women’ crime writers are discussing the the secrets of the genre’s success

A local novelist has been awarded a grant to document the history of a former barracks before its possible development into a new town

A one day festival advising aspiring writers how to pen a bestseller looks set to answer all those burning questions.

Lucy Cavendish College is launching its first ever Fiction Prize Festival – and we have a ticket to give away to the whole event.