Books

Vicar of Savernake and Bishop of Ramsbury in conversation about their new books at Croft Hall.

Children's book reviewer CAROLINE FRANKLIN's choice for February.

Claire Fuller in conversation with Gill Hornby about Unsettled Ground at Hungerford Bookshop event.

Telling the story of the people in the town.

The Midnight War: first in a trilogy for 28-year-old Adam Elliott.

71-year-old John Stanforth, from Kintbury, has just published his debut novel Beyond Understanding – a Tale of Love and Loss.

Children's book reviewer Caroline Franklin's pick of six.

A mother and daughter from Newbury are celebrating completing a children’s book – while isolating with Covid.

Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2021, The Vanishing Half is about the Vignes twins who try to escape their southern black community.

Caroline Franklin's pick of six with a good tale to tell - especially at Hallowe'en.

Nicola Chester is an award-winning nature writer from Inkpen whose first book On Gallows Down is published in October.

Nicola Chester's On Gallow's Down is nature writing that is as political as it is personal.

Chatelaine of Highclere Castle Lady Carnarvon has a written a new book about life at the castle, and its history, entitled Seasons at Highclere.

A great summer read, American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins has been both praised and villified, but it is still a gripping thriller.

Hungerford is holding a series of events centred around mental health and wellbeing.

The free service opens in Kingsclere for the first time as a complete independent.

Join in the national celebration of books with this year's theme Books to Make You Smile.

A modern adventure set in the 18th century

Emma Milne-White gives us some cracking ideas SPRING is finally here! Our bookshop window is bursting with bright green and yellow books, and daffodils…

Marlborough Literature Festival 2021 competition MARKBOROUGH LitFest and English Literature at Bath Spa University are launching the second ‘Love…