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Title: Reimagining Rebecca
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: September 2026
Summary:
Ahead of her new novel 'The Housekeeper', inspired by Daphne du Maurier's 'Rebecca', Rose Tremain reflects on a life in writing rooted in Norfolk and returning to Mandeley.
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: September 2026
Summary:
Once an empty shell on Lowestoft's high street, Messums East is bringing the Post Office back to life - this time with art, community and creativity.
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: September 2026
Summary:
We chat to the East Anglian author, performer and book festival patron on grief, ambition and why books are for everyone - ahead of his appearance at Ipswich Book Festival.
Book mentioned in this article: About to Fall Apart by Ashley Hickson-Lovence
Title: Walking through words
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: September 2026
Summary:
In author Jacky Colliss Harvey's new book 'Thoughtlands', she walks Suffolk's forests, coasts and fields, tracing the footsteps of writers past and rediscovering what moves the imagination.
Book mentioned in this article: Thoughtlands by Jacky Colliss Harvey
Title: Extraordinary friendships
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: August 2026
Summary:
Three women describe how they've created special bonds through challenging circumstances.
Book mentioned in this article: Slow Puncture by Peter Berry
Title: For the love of the game
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: August 2026
Summary:
From him home in Woodbridge, former Ipswich Town chairman David Sheepshanks discusses the club's glory years, his love of Suffolk and how he's navigating an unexpected health battle.
Book mentioned in this article: Man on a Mission by David Sheepshanks
Title: Folk for today
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: August 2026
Summary:
After two decades together, FolkEast patrons The Young'uns return to the Suffolk festival with powerful stories, rich harmonies and a shared love of folk tradition.
Title: Worth saving
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: June 2026
Summary:
Three readers talk about coming together to rescue vital community assets.
Title: The project of a lifetime
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: June 2026
Summary:
Christine Adams devoted her life to a special building.
Book mentioned in this article: Miss Savidge Moves House by Chrstine Adams
Title: Miniature magic
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: June 2026
Summary:
Three women share their passion for doll's houses.
Book mentioned in this article: An Ideal Husband by Erica James
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: June 2026
Summary:
The award-winning author of 'The Essex Serpent', Sarah Perry reveals the deeply personal story behind her new book and reminisces about childhood holidays in Suffolk ahead of her appearance at Felixstowe Book Festival this month.
Book mentioned in this article: Death of an Ordinary Man by Sarah Perry
Title: Theatre in the Trees
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: June 2026
Summary:
In a hidden wooden amphitheatre near Blythburgh, Thorington Theatre blends birdsong, sunset and star performers to create Suffolk's most magical summer stage. Owner Lindy O'Hare reveals how it all began and what's coming up this season.
Title: My life as a fisherman
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: April 2026
Summary:
One woman shares her story of swapping her desk job for the sea.
Book mentioned in this article: My Fishing Life by Ashley Mullenger
Title: Millinery Magic
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: April 2026
Summary:
In our grandmothers' day, everyone wore a hat. Meet three women who want to spread this habit.
Title: Fashioning the Crown
Publication name: Norfolk
Date: April 2026
Summary:
Author Justine Picardie tells the story of the house of Windsor through the clothing choices of the women and the couturiers who created them in her fascinating new book.
Book mentioned in this article: Fashioning the Crown by Justine Picardie
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: April 2026
Summary:
World-class performers and the next generation of musical talent will soon descend on Snape Maltings. Andrew Comben, CEO of Britten Pears Arts, explains why this year is extra-special.
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: April 2026
Summary:
As biographer to the stars, she's told the stories of Audrey Hepburn, Cher, Captain Sir Tom Moore and many others. Now Suffolk writer and ex-journalist Wendy Holden shares her own story with us.
Book mentioned in this article: Intimate Audrey by Wendy Holden
Title: Keeping her promise
Publication name: Woman's Weekly
Date: March 2026
Summary:
Diana Boston has dedicated decades to preserving the home of her mother-in-law, beloved children's author, Lucy M Boston.
Title: Hugh Bonneville
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: March 2026
Summary:
From Downton Abbey to Paddington, Hugh Bonneville is one of Britain's most-loved screen actors. But theatre has always been his first love - and it's why he's championing new writers and performers at Halesworth's INK Festival.
Title: Words from the hedge
Publication name: Suffolk
Date: March 2026
Summary:
Meet hedgelayer and conservationist Richard Negus, who is emerging as one of the countryside's most compelling voices thanks to his sharp observation and optimism for Britain's rural future.
Book mentioned in this article: Words from the Hedge by Richard Negus