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Novel twist to Clarets' war story
4:53pm Monday 23rd August 2010
AN author has combined his passion for the Clarets with his grandad’s experiences during the First World War in his new novel.
Darwen preacher's life story turned into book
10:00pm Sunday 8th August 2010
A DARWEN man’s journey to find God has been turned into a book.
Blackburn author puts novel twist on Clitheroe Castle
10:00pm Sunday 18th July 2010
AN author has delved into the the history of Clitheroe Castle for her new novel.
Book on history of Pendle village released
12:05pm Tuesday 25th May 2010
A BOOK detailing the rich history of a Pendle village has hit the shops after its author signed a publishing deal – with the parish council.
Spirits alive in Lancashire folklore book
11:12am Monday 19th April 2010
A BOOK revealing Lancashire’s ancient rituals and early worship has been launched.
East Lancs nurse's best-selling message of hope
11:49am Wednesday 31st March 2010
AN East Lancashire-born nurse’s moving fight against cancer has become Canada’s unlikeliest best seller.
Rossendale inspires Darwen author's new thriller
9:00pm Tuesday 30th March 2010
THE latest thriller by crime writer Sharon Bolton has been inspired by ghoulish goings on in an East Lancashire town.
Blackburn author pens priory story for new book
10:49am Tuesday 23rd March 2010
A BLACKBURN author has charted the history of one of the town’s most beautiful buildings in a new book.
Book to mark 10 years of Langho food festival
1:47pm Monday 22nd March 2010
Each year some of Britain’s top chefs descend on Langho for a festival of food and drink — and now a book has been released to mark its 10th anniversary.
Book to recall history of Stacksteads
10:19am Tuesday 16th March 2010
A COMMUNITY historian is planning a follow-up to her successful tome on the history of Bacup with a new book this Easter.
True love story in book of Accrington soldier's letters
10:54am Thursday 25th February 2010
CONSCRIPTED into the forces at the outbreak of World War II, Jim Allen, a 23-year-old printer in Accrington, was anxious to ‘do his bit'.
Pendle witches cast spell on American author
11:00am Wednesday 24th February 2010
THE ‘inspirational’ story of the Pendle witches has provided the model for an award-winning author’s latest work of historical fiction.
Former Blackburn schoolboy's novel approach to life
3:58pm Monday 22nd February 2010
David Ambrose has spent a lifetime working with Hollywood’s elite and topping best-seller lists. The former Blackburn schoolboy talks to us about drinking with Orson Welles and being an icon for conspiracy theorists.
Oswaldtwistle wartime evacuee says thank you in book
2:30pm Thursday 18th February 2010
AN AUTHOR has thanked Hyndburn for the warm welcome he experienced as a wartime evacuee in a newly published autobiography.
Best-selling novel about Blackburn childhood to become play
1:41pm Thursday 18th February 2010
THE best selling novel charting life in poverty-stricken Blackburn during the depression is to be turned into a stage play.
Nelson teacher's new book is spellbinding read
8:30pm Wednesday 17th February 2010
A TEACHER from Nelson is aiming to emulate JK Rowling after seeing her first children’s book published.
Revised Nelson Imp book released
3:27pm Thursday 11th February 2010
A SECOND, revised edition of Steve Chapples’ look back at the days of Nelson’s Imperial Ballroom, is now out.
Horwich-born author unveils Mother’s Guide To Cheating
8:50am Thursday 4th February 2010
FAMILY is an important theme to novelist Kate Long, and her latest novel A Mother’s Guide To Cheating is no exception.
Amis to launch new novel at Uni
11:02am Wednesday 3rd February 2010
WORLD famous novelist Martin Amis will launch his controversial and highly-anticipated new novel The Pregnant Widow at The Martin Harris Centre at The University of Manchester on Monday.
Burnley fan Alastair Campbell shows Coyle red card in new book
6:50pm Monday 1st February 2010
BURNLEY fan Alastair Campbell has revealed how he scrapped a character in his new book based on former boss Owen Coyle.
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