Books

Avid readers will be spoilt for choice when an incredibly popular event returns next month.

A much-loved author will be giving fans a chance to hear all about her work soon.

Arguably one of the best childrens’ books ever written is coming to life this Easter.

Could you tell the tale behind an image which captures the imagination?

Book worms will be spoilt for choice when a popular literary festival returns next month.

We have five copies of Daisy Chapman’s ‘Mary and the Duke’ to give away in a competition.

He will be meeting readers twice this month.

Editor Jeremy Ransome reviews the latest book in the Drabble & Harris series.

A Civic Society is publishing its latest local history, with a launch planned to coincide with its Heritage Open Days event on Saturday.

Spalding Today editor Jeremy Ransome has reviewed a dark, gripping novel by Anna Kent.

Avid readers will be full of joy when a new festival takes place later this year.

We've reviewed debut novel by thriller author Ido Graf – and we also have 10 copies to give away in a competition.

Jeremy Ransome reviews 'The Collation Unit' and discovers an unlikely hero.

We have four copies of spy novel to give away in competition.

Jeremy Ransome reviews a crime thriller that's up for a prestigious award.

We review Swineshead author Luke Settle's gripping first short books.

Karl Gernert reviews the first book by Pinchbeck man Alan Figg.

Editor Jeremy Ransome reviews the debut novel of Faber Academy graduate Kate High, of Boston.

Spalding-born novelist Linda Bennett talks about her new venture and writing competition.

Frances is a healer - so what will happen when the intolerant new King arrives, who has already put women to death for witchcraft?