Visitors to the three-day event basked in glorious weather and listened to talks from famous authors and historians
Writer Beth Lynch reveals how a garden saved her sanity when faced with hostile neighbours in a new country
The Holocaust and slavery could be wiped from the history records by new technology, fears journalist and author Jonathan Freedland
The writer and broadcaster will be discussing his latest book, Auntie’s War: The BBC During the Second World War, on Friday, June 21
Who knew there was actually a history of wonky things? The Histories of the Unexpected LIVE delves into the past to find truly weird subjects
Towel Day has been held worldwide since the death of the Cambridge-born writer in 2001
Cambridge Author Nicola Upson was inspired to find out more about a maid who witnessed the devastation caused by artist Stanley Spencer's passions
The Bone Collector author reveals his winning formula - and explains why the dog never dies in his books
Petà Dunstan's tome is the first book to tell the story of the early 20th-century social reformer
We reveal the highlights of the weekend ahead
