Listing of published articles

'Evasion, misdirection and a few reddish herrings' - pull up a deckchair and prepare for a weekend of murder and mayhem at Southwold's crime fiction festival.

Bestselling author Alison Weir delves into the scandalous and conflicted love life of Ipswich's most famous son in her new book. We discover why she 'feels sorry' for him and what it's like to see the world through Wolsey's eyes.

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

Award-winning Suffolk garden designer Thomas Hoblyn is preparing for his last ever entry at Chelsea Flower Show. We discover how his Hospice UK Garden of Compassion will showcase nature's power to heal and inspire.

Oliver Marlowe has made his name in Michelin-starred London restaurants and now he's coming home to Woodbridge - and bringing his modern European style and passion for local, seasonal produce with him.

Tom Allan has travelled the globe meeting fellow thatchers for a book exploring the ancient craft, and he started his journey in Norfolk.

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.

Fifteen years ago, Norfolk man Steve Eggleton was inspired to create a pilgrimage route spanning the widest part of the United Kingdom, from Lowestoft to St David's.

Pump Street baker and chocolatier opens up about The Cake Shop closure in new book.

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.

Growing up, writer Rob Parker was enthralled by Norfolk folk stories. Now his own novel, a thriller set in the Broads, is set to have readers hooked.

Leading foreign correspondent and bestselling author Christina Lamb discusses her remarkable career covering war and conflict across the glob, and leading 'a double life' ahead of her appearance at Aldeburgh Literary Festival.

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.

James and Katie Jenkins left their careers, and armed with an 1860 letterpress and an unerring eye for detail, launched a Suffolk-based stationery business founded on traditional techniques and sustainability.

Christmas is an even more magical time of year at Kett's Books at Wymondham.