Blythe SpiritRonald Blythe (1922 2023), author of the inimitable 'Akenfield', was a prolific and poetic chronicler of rural and spiritual life, nature and literature. He spent a joyful century close to his Suffolk roots, time travelling in his imagination and publishing forty books and thousands of essays. His wide creative network included John and Christine Nash, Cedric Morris, Benjamin Britten, E. M. Forster, Patricia Highsmith and Richard Mabey. From finding

mental disintegration and racism - as well as broader issues such as the spirit and letter of the law

Many are visited for their architectural and aesthetic qualities - they make up 45% of all Grade 1 listed buildings in the country - but rarely is the deeper historical story that they tell explored and joined up into a single narrative in our sceptical

A masterful new translation of Suetonius' renowned biography of the twelve Caesars

more than doubling in many cases

one of Britain's wittiest

Already the battlelines have been drawn - the town having been grabbed by the English from Berwickshire in 1482 and never given back

Her father's life had been a study in borders - exiled from Romania during the war

Happy Valley but haunted' ANNA MAZZOLA

The iconic bestseller Prisoners of Geography

people wander through flea markets to search for lost treasures

part practical guide

such as skin-eating caecilians