1If You See Them, by Vicki SokolikCurrent estimates suggest there are tens of thousands of unaccompanied homeless youth in the country, but Vicki Sokolik knows the number is much higher....
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Michelle Briscombe’s novel The Ghosts of Craig Glas Castle has been shortlisted for the Tir na n-Og award in the English-language children’s book category. The T’ir na n-Og is the...
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Ian Clarke, who was born and raised in Wisbech, attended the Queens’s Boys School and the Isle of Ely College. The poems in the book are mostly set in the Fens...
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In the spring of 2014, when I set out to write the novel that would become The Idea Of You, I didn’t plan on writing something that was revolutionary or...
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More than 1,000 youngsters from primary schools across the town took part in the venture, held over two days at Keighley Library. The initiative was spearheaded by Christina Gabbitas, founder...
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24 May 2024 South West Wales Connected and Severnside Community Rail Partnership recently launched a new poetry collection on the theme of rail ‘Train of Thought: A Poetry Anthology Inspired...
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The colder temperatures were here to stay so she knew it was time to follow the geese and head south to America. The internship at the research station had been...
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We like to think of this list of the best books of 2024 as the anti-algorithm, a collection of highly specific, highly individual, and eclectic books. (Our interests are varied!...
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Frank Cottrell Boyce and Nadia Shireen are among the authors, illustrators and artists taking part in “The Festival of Brilliant”, a new children’s book festival in Biddulph. The festival will...
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Mark Battenberg recently released his new poetry book A Leaf in the Wind, Poetry Faerie Tales and Meditations for Modern Times, which features his own drawings, layouts and composed music....
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