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November this year saw the long-awaited launch of the new version of the space-trading game Elite: Dangerous. This event was 30 years in the making and a group of the games’ most ardent fans chose to mark the occasion in a very special way.

John Harper, author and engineer, just leapt from his day job with eco-homes to the stratosphere with the release of his debut novel Elite: And Here the Wheel.

The launch this week of Elite: Tales from the Frontier marks fulfilment of a remarkable dream for Yorkshire man Chris Booker.

Fantastic Books Publishing has just launched Elite: Tales from the Frontier, the fourth of its five Elite books.

Kingsnorth local Drew Wagar, current chairman of the Ashford Astronomical Society is set to go stellar with the release of his novel, Elite: Reclamation.

Following stratospheric progress of the first book in its authorised Elite fiction series, Elite: Mostly Harmless by Kate Russell, Fantastic Books Publishing has set its next one on its way.

If you’re holding a grudge, you might be tempted. George RR Martin, author of Game of Thrones has pledged a grisly end for two lucky souls in his new book for the eye-watering price of $20,000 each.

Kate Russell, a familiar face from our TV screens, just turned her expertise in a whole new direction. Her debut novel, Elite: Mostly Harmless, has just been published by Fantastic Books Publishing.

Driffield author, Stuart Aken, is celebrating the launch of his latest book with 5 star reviews.

Artist Ken Reah has written his first novel at 84. Ken, who in his youth used to fly a Tiger Moth in the skies over Durham, gave up the idea of a career in aeronautics when he was awarded a scholarship to take a Fine Arts degree at Kings College...