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Virginia Nicholson explores the decade of her childhood. She talks to Catherine Larner about her book 'How Was it For You?'

Former war reporter Martin Bell recalls the teachings of his famous father, Adrian Bell, enlightened countryman and environmental 'prophet'

When he isn't at his Suffolk home, Chris Hirst is travelling the globe leading a multi-national business, and writing a book about it

Dianne Parsons shares some of the lessons she has learned.

Melissa Harrison, one of the leading nature writers of her generation, has set her latest novel in Suffolk, her adopted 'home patch'

Erin Kelly's novel, Stone Mothers, set in Suffolk, is inspired by tragic stories of women's incarceration in Victorian mental asylums

The talking, walking television presenter Kate Humble comes to Suffolk this month to promote a new book and encourage us to embrace the great outdoors

Kate Humble, television presenter, environmentalist, and now author of a book on the benefits of walking, returns to Suffolk to spread the word.

Barrister Sarah Langford hopes her fictionalised accounts of some of the challenging cases she's defended will give people a deeper understanding of the justice system

A group of Suffolk schoolgirls' correspondence with a famous Danish archaeologist inspired Anne Youngson's debut novel.

James Henry's foray into the world of birdwatching in Suffolk provided the backdrop to his latest crime novel.

Philippa Hanna tells Catherine Larner how finding faith transformed both her life and her music

Catherine Larner picks up her new DSLR camera and seeks advice on getting the perfect shot of Aldeburgh beach

The CEO of the Pure Group, which has 35 yoga and fitness facilities in South Asia, has never considered failure an option.

Former CIA counterterrorism expert Michele Rigby Assad talks about living to fulfil our potential