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Three women share their experiences of being a TV and film extra

Known for his haunting sculptures in the Suffolk landscape, artist Laurence Edwards spent the summer as a ferryman on Butley Creek. Here he reflects on the 'mythical' element to the role and how it has brought him even closer to this part of the world.

A move to Suffolk with thousands of books led to poet and academic Ian Patterson writing his own love letter to reading.

The Suffolk writer's 'Akenfield' is being turned into a play. Catherine Larner meets the makers.

'Captain Corelli's Mandolin', artificial intelligence and life on the Suffolk/Norfolk border - we chat to the legendary author ahead of his appearance at Bury St Edmunds Literature Festival next month.

A play of Ronald Blythe's quintessentially Suffolk book is in the works. Produced by the 'Akenfield' film director's daughter, Jenny Hall, we find out how a group of local creatives are bringing the story to life for a new generation.

Award-winning author-illustrator Kate Rolfe shares how she uses her experience of neurodiversity to create magical children's books for all to enjoy.

Three women share their love of amateur dramatics.

Catherine Larner discovers why typewriters are making a revival and shares why they are so special.

As 40,000 people prepare to gather for this year's event, founder Melvin Benn tells how Latitude has become arguably the biggest and best multi-arts festival in the UK.

Artist and printmaker Angela Harding shares how our beautiful coast and countryside inspires her work.

Three women explain how small, simple home feed their artistic natures.

INK Festival returns this month, bringing creativity and big names to some unusual venues in Halesworth, from a scout hut and community larder to a Hoppa bus and even the pub.

The mother-daughter bond between writers Frances Welch and Tallulah Brown has served as inspiration for both women, and it shows. Their work puts women at the front and centre.

With the ever-present influence of AI on the arts, Suffolk-based printmaker and illustrator Charlotte Day reflects on the hand-made and work that celebrates the maker's touch.