Bestselling author's new World War II spy thriller delves into Hitler’s secret life and a devastating weapon that could have destroyed the Nazis
The Cambridge branch of Waterstones will host the official launch of The Sisters Grimm on February 5.
The best-selling crime writer reveals the real-life experiences that provided her insight into the dark psychology of her characters
How to stay sane during the holidays, in the face of possibly grudgeworthy behaviour from your nearest and dearest
Freezing temperature didn’t stop the crowds turning out for the Cambridge Literary Festival at the weekend.
When not touring her comedy shows or breathing down the neck of her daughter, Jenny Eclair writes novels. She tell us about her latest, Inheritance
The writer and broadcaster, who died age 80 at his Cambridge home, left behind an account of his life and work.
Cambridge writer Nicola Upson exlores a mystery at the house that was to become the home of the Bloomsbury Set in her new novel, Sorry For the Dead
Actor and author Ben Miller reveals why he made his son the star of his latest children's book - and why we all need some 'black hole therapy'
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) graduate Kristin Roskifte has won the Nordic Council Children and Young People’s Literature Prize.
