A journey through Cley’s changing seasons illustrated by 26 artists inspired by the wildlife and landscape of this much-loved Norfolk nature reserve.

An illustrated history of Melton Constable and its role as the hub of the former M&GN railway network, with hundreds of sketches, drawings, paintings and linocut prints by HJ Jackson, and photographs of the railway’s demolition by JA (Peter) Jackson

A sparkling account of historical connections that will be an enduring source for anyone interested in Blythburgh and its setting

Every place has a strange side – the eccentric characters, the odd events, the buildings and back-stories that don’t make the official guidebooks. Amberley’s new Quirky series goes looking for exactly that: four new East Anglian titles on Norwich, King’s Lynn, Lowestoft and Ipswich.

Robert Ashton traces our evolving relationship with the soil from Neolithic flint miners to modern day naturists by engaging with the people who work the land – gardeners, farmers, gravediggers and archaeologists.

Helen Murray shines a light on this overlooked maritime disaster, while also examining early 20th-century seafaring and the resilience of the survivors in the face of great adversity.

Flint in the Bones has been named winner of the Book Brunch Selfies Award for Best Novel 2026 — a fantasy detective series that turns a thousand years of Norwich history loose in the present day. Books one and two available now through Bittern Books.

Exploring 96 miles from the Broads to the Brecks, with full route descriptions, photos, maps and points of interest.

The stories of 20 historic Norfolk properties, built for one purpose but later used for something different, celebrating the resilience, ingenuity, and enduring value of these extraordinary places.

Two volumes, sold together, explore the different types of airfields used across the county and provide a comprehensive gazetteer of Norfolk’s First World War airfields, examining not only their history but also the archaeological evidence.