Books

Dr Andrew Yager is sharing some of his most memorable stories in a book based on his time as a partner at a Suffolk health centre.

A former teacher has written a memoir about her younger son to highlight the positive influence he had.

A retired Suffolk GP includes the highs and lows of his experiences as a family doctor through a collection of short stories.

From pressure cookers to open fires, SuffolkNews writer Nicola Miller delves into some of the best cookbooks.

A Suffolk book festival is set to return for the tenth year this June, with tickets now on sale.

A new anthology of writing and art celebrating Suffolk and featuring extracts from Ed Sheeran, Ralph Fiennes and Danny Boyle is set to be launched.

The event will be staged at the end of the month.

The renowned author of the Horrible Histories stories has written a book on the darker history of Suffolk for a museum in the county.

A Suffolk author's latest book aims to unravel the complex love life of celebrated British painter Stanley Spencer.

A children's author is set to release her fourth novel at the end of this month inspired by archaeological discoveries in a Suffolk town.

An acclaimed foreign correspondent has told of the moment he was put through a harrowing mock execution while reporting on the Falklands War.

A crime journalist and former Bury Town footballer has self-published his first novel after being inspired on a honeymoon trip nine years ago.

Witches, wizards and muggles are getting ready to wave their wands at one of the biggest events tonight worldwide for Harry Potter fans.

A priest who has launched his first novel – a thriller with a cast of angels, demons, and a retired plumber – shares his writing secrets.

Best selling author Felix Francis talks about his latest racing thriller and his experiences writing with his famous father.

Rare examples of mediaeval carvings on a church ceiling dating back 600 years have inspired a book which is being sold to raise funds.

A woman has paid homage to her late husband by writing a book about his life and their time together.

An award-winning children's author is looking to break a Guinness World Record and raise awareness of mental health problems in youngsters.

A new book features 20 walks taking in rolling countryside, coastal locations, pretty villages and plenty of pubs.

Mel Broughton was inspired to write a book after buying a duck to look after at her home.