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'Sometimes when the mist is floating over the beach at Filey Bay it feels like aliens could land at any moment!' So says author, Janet Blackwell, talking about her debut novel, The Bridge and the Butterflies, a young adult fantasy adventure set on the...

You would expect a well-travelled army officer to know about war and its consequences, but it comes as a surprise to find that British Army officer, Alex Janaway, has equal skill as an author of fantasy novels.

Saffron Walden author, Alex Janaway, is celebrating the publication of Resistance, the second instalment of his fantasy trilogy, End of Empire. A compelling Tolkeinesque cast lives alongside human beings in Janaway's fantasy world.

An unlikely contender for epic success has sprung from the ashes of a 1984 computer game called The Lords of Midnight. And it's not just the technology but a bold novel tie-in that has set this one on fire.

Tourism in the Maldives allows a complete escape from the bustle of our modern world, but are those remote islands the paradise they seem? Local author, Sue Knight, paints a disturbing picture in her newly released novel, Waiting for Gordo.

Scuba diving holidays in the Maldives allow a complete escape from the bustle of our modern world, but are those remote islands the paradise they seem? Author, Sue Knight, veteran of many such jaunts paints a disturbing picture in her newly released...

Hold tight to your car, French fries, beer, cigarettes, fluoride toothpaste, sexy underwear, bacon, butter, coffee, and anything else that tastes good, feels good, or is fun to do because here comes Congress to ban it.

Author Mary Brown has written a lot about prison. It's a subject she knows, not only from a lifelong career in adult education which included teaching in an open prison, but from the other side of the bars too.

Local author Mary Brown knows a lot about prisons, not just the bricks and mortar ones, but the imprisonment and isolation suffered by those who society rejects.

Author William Golding, in the days before his knighthood and Nobel Prize, used to entertain audiences with a desert island story very different from his best-selling Lord of the Flies.