A north Shropshire author will be signing copies of her latest book, A Mother’s Guide To Cheating, in Whitchurch later this month.

After a career spanning almost 40 years and including an appointment to the embassy in Cambodia shortly after it had been sacked by a violent mob, you get the feeling nothing much fazes Sir Leslie Fielding.

A labyrinth made out of 6,000 books is set to be created in Shrewsbury’s Quarry park next month as part of a major festival.

Shrewsbury’s Derek Row reckoned that as he was only ever likely to write one book, he may as well make it a good one.

Former Shrewsbury mayor George Richey outlines his experiences and adventures as an Army pilot providing close support for troops engaged in the Malayan Emergency 50 years ago in a book called “Wings Over Malaya.”

This is a brilliant first book from a former Shropshire primary school teacher, traveller, poet, actor and artist. And now Carole Carr from Ludlow can definitely add “children’s novelist” to her list of many talents.

Organisers of the 13th annual Wellington Literary Festival are looking for sponsors in a bid to attract top names to the event. Last year’s line-up included newsreader George Alagiah.

The organisers of Shrewsbury’s Children’s Bookfest are holding a party next month to mark its 10 year anniversary.

Janet Baines had a surprise gift on her 90th birthday – a hardback, professionally published 125-page book about her eventful life compiled by her daughter.  

A former Shropshire businessman and journalist hopes to break into the literary world with his first historical novel, Libertas, which goes on sale this month.  

One thousand six hundred and 67 words each day, for 30 days. I started the month thinking it would be quite easy. After all, I spend all day at work writing stories, so I didn’t think I’d have much difficulty.

Record-breaking Shropshire crossword compiler Roger Squires is named as one of the Daily Telegraph’s six greatest cryptic crossword setters in a new book.