By Jonathan White
Nantwich author E. M. Lily has recently released a third novel.
Lily’s latest novel ‘What Do You Think?’ explores the twin themes of parental love and parental protection through fictional characters.
Nantwich Players are to stage their adaptation of the classic “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” based on the novel by Ken Kesey.
The story was made famous by Jack Nicholson’s portrayal of Randle McMurphy in the legendary film adaption in the 1970s.
By Jonathan White
Local author Karen Kelly has launched her debut novel at an event at Nantwich Bookshop.
Karen, 51, from Wistaston, hopes her book “Lillian White’s Journey” will be a big hit with fans.
Cheshire author Phil Perry has unveiled his new book, The Battle of Baxter Bakery, at Nantwich Bookshop.
Phil’s debut book is a children’s novel set in a fictional bakery in the town of Mayfield, Derbyshire.
Nantwich author Anita Lounsbach has unveiled her debut novel, Daisychains, at the age of 77.
The book explores the complexities and nature of people, where there is no such thing as an ordinary person.
A Nantwich man has published his first book, based on his life teaching English in Africa.
Andrew Smith’s “Big Oil in a Small Country” is a semi-autobiographical novel based on living and teaching in Equatorial Guinea.
Nantwich Film Club has unveiled its Summer season of films starting on June 10. It opens with Headhunters – a Norwegian thriller based on the novel by best-selling author Jo Nesbo.
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