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Interview: BBC Radio Cambridgeshire presenter Louise Hulland

Interview: BBC Radio Cambridgeshire presenter Louise Hulland

The presenter, broadcaster and author is on air two mornings a week.

Jeffrey Archer rescues swan in Grantchester

Jeffrey Archer rescues swan in Grantchester

Jeffrey Archer rescues swan in Grantchester

The novelist came to the rescue of the swan last week after it had wandered into the middle of a busy road.

Cambridge author's book explains the menstrual cycle in a way that children can understand

Cambridge author's book explains the menstrual cycle in a way that children can understand

Cambridge author's book explains the menstrual cycle in a way that children can understand

Elizabeth Peck's book Why Does Mummy’s Tummy Hurt? has helped her young daughter understand the menstrual cycle.

The soul-searching refugee author who wants an Earth Government to end war

The soul-searching refugee author who wants an Earth Government to end war

The soul-searching refugee author who wants an Earth Government to end war

Ageed Murad discusses his harrowing pre-UK life story and vision for the future outlined in ‘Me, You and the Next Generations’

Audiobook offers glimpse into Jane’s life of love and loss

Audiobook offers glimpse into Jane’s life of love and loss

Audiobook offers glimpse into Jane’s life of love and loss

Cambridge author’s epic tale of caring for son David in Nepal

Cambridgeshire author’s new book offers a reason to smile

Cambridgeshire author’s new book offers a reason to smile

Cambridgeshire author’s new book offers a reason to smile

Jake and the Unexpected Smile is a delightful children’s tale written and illustrated by Kim Temple.

Cambridge author Dr Michelle Tempest says we shouldn’t fear AI

Cambridge author Dr Michelle Tempest says we shouldn’t fear AI

Cambridge author Dr Michelle Tempest says we shouldn’t fear AI

Cambridge doctor and author Michelle Tempest argues in her new book that we shouldn’t be scared of artificial intelligence.

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Death in Paradise creator and Cambridge graduate Robert Thorogood discusses the latest series

Death in Paradise creator and Cambridge graduate Robert Thorogood discusses the latest series

Death in Paradise creator and Cambridge graduate Robert Thorogood discusses the latest series

The first episode of the 10th series of Death in Paradise aired last week, on the same day that Robert Thorogood's new novel was released.

Cambridgeshire author’s novel Finding Ruby proves to be a gem

Cambridgeshire author’s novel Finding Ruby proves to be a gem

Cambridgeshire author’s novel Finding Ruby proves to be a gem

Linton-based school teacher Jemima Price has enjoyed the reaction to having her first novel, Finding Ruby, published.

Crime writer Sophie Hannah turns detective to solve the mystery of happiness

Crime writer Sophie Hannah turns detective to solve the mystery of happiness

Crime writer Sophie Hannah turns detective to solve the mystery of happiness

The bestselling Cambridge author's new self help book uses Poirot's clue-hunting techniques to find out what really makes us happy.

Cambridge author Pippa Goodhart’s new twist on Dickens

Cambridge author Pippa Goodhart’s new twist on Dickens

Cambridge author Pippa Goodhart’s new twist on Dickens

A new historical novel for children has taken the same source material Charles Dickens used to inspire his Oliver Twist.

Charlot King interview: A Christmas tale of murder at the meadows

Charlot King interview: A Christmas tale of murder at the meadows

Charlot King interview: A Christmas tale of murder at the meadows

The Cambridge author's new novella is a seasonal mystery to curl up with at Christmas.

How sports presenter Joe Wilson wrote his children’s book on the train

How sports presenter Joe Wilson wrote his children’s book on the train

How sports presenter Joe Wilson wrote his children’s book on the train

The BBC sports journalist reveals the beach sign that inspired his new island adventure story for children.

Antarctic Atlas: risking everything for a map

Antarctic Atlas: risking everything for a map

Antarctic Atlas: risking everything for a map

Hanging out with a penguin colony and skiing down glaciers are all part of the job for Antarctic map maker Peter Fretwell.

Cambridge author’s uplifting story of feral children escaping the Gestapo’s clutches

Cambridge author’s uplifting story of feral children escaping the Gestapo’s clutches

Cambridge author’s uplifting story of feral children escaping the Gestapo’s clutches

Cambridge author David Laws on the inspiration for his new novel, 'Führer's Children'

Tom Karen: the inventor who had designs on your childhood

Tom Karen: the inventor who had designs on your childhood

Tom Karen: the inventor who had designs on your childhood

The chances are you will have played with a toy, ridden on a bike or seen a car that was designed by Cambridge's Tom Karen - he created the 70s.

Cambridge-based author publishes a collection of poems

Cambridge-based author publishes a collection of poems

Cambridge-based author publishes a collection of poems

Philosophical Muse and Stuff ‘n’ Nonsense is by first-time author Stephen Oldham.

Comberton author has 101 words to save the world

Comberton author has 101 words to save the world

Comberton author has 101 words to save the world

Novel output covers a palette of writing styles

Cambridge author Kelley Donner's new children's book finds Father Christmas 'elf-isolating'

Cambridge author Kelley Donner's new children's book finds Father Christmas 'elf-isolating'

Cambridge author Kelley Donner's new children's book finds Father Christmas 'elf-isolating'

Just as Santa decides he has no choice but to furlough his elves, a bright young elf brings him a letter that changes everything.

A written remembrance of Grantchester villagers killed in WWI

A written remembrance of Grantchester villagers killed in WWI

A written remembrance of Grantchester villagers killed in WWI

Resident pays tribute through just-published book

Can you spot Cambridge’s ten quirkiest landmarks?

Can you spot Cambridge’s ten quirkiest landmarks?

Can you spot Cambridge’s ten quirkiest landmarks?

Author Andrew Kersham, reveals some of the strange stories behind the city's most unusual landmarks in his new book, Walking Cambridge

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