Drawing on stories shared during guided historical walks, this book brings together local memory and careful research to explore how the community rebuilt and redefined itself in the years that followed the Great War (1914–1918).
After a rather manic December, the start of 2026 has been fairly quiet. Only one completely new book, I, Lorina from one of our favourite
Poetry and Prose We don’t often get books of poetry but we’ve had two new ones in this month, plus another of short pieces of
We have recently established a relationship with Eye Books, who have an interesting range and a few with East Anglian connections. Season is a brilliant
Yes, Booktober is here again! After a fairly quiet summer, like falling leaves, the autumn fall of new books is upon us. Here is the
Norfolk has always seemed a fairly safe place to live with seemingly low crime levels. But going by this month’s crop of books I think we need to be seriously concerned!
This may be the last ‘new books’ email in this form, as I’m setting up a more automated system that sends out an email up
Firstly, worth saying we’ve been blown away by the success of The Boleyns of Blickling. In the first few weeks we’ve sold almost 500 copies
In a recent video reel we posted on Instagram, Chuck Weigand, author of our new book The Boleyns of Blickling, said “The Queen, Anne Boleyn,
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