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Tag: Books

23 January, 2023
Features, News

New local guide book, “111 Places in Lancaster & Morecambe That You Shouldn’t Miss”, available now

A fascinating book about our local area is available now

6 January, 2022
News

Self-styled theatre chef shares slices of migrants lives in new book, “With Bread”

A self-styled theatre chef hopes his new book combining a baking class with migrants stories will be a recipe for success

9 December, 2012
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New book offers fresh perspective on Lancaster's "Letters"

Local publisher Fastfoot Press have recently released A Lancaster Alphabet: Letterforms from the Stones of the City, which offers a take on Lancaster’s architecture that may have offer readers a […]

10 June, 2012
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New edition of historical novel set in Lancaster released

A new edtion of The Lancaster Crossing by local author Christopher Oxborrow has just been released. Re-published this month, ten years after its original publication, The Lancaster Crossing is a […]

5 June, 2012
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Book Review: The Architecture of Sharpe, Paley and Austin by Geoff Brandwood

Academic and expert on Victorian architecture Geoff Brandwood has followed his 1997 book on the work of Temple Moore with this history of the Sharpe, Paley and Austin firm, which […]

31 October, 2011
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Myths to come to life at local book signing

Waterstones King Street in Lancaster is supporting local talent this week, with a signing with Gareth Thompson, Kendal-based author of picture book The Sea Swallow. The event takes place on […]

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Local Disability Access Guide goes online – and mobile

Lancaster-based disability charity One Voice Disability Services released The Good Access Guide for the Lancaster area last year, compiled by a team dedicated to access for disabled people. Now, they’re […]

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Local author (and virtual-lancaster slave) launches SciFi Art Now book

virtual-lancaster contributor John Freeman has been involved in comics and science fiction for over 25 years, but this month  sees the publication of his first factual book – SciFi Art […]

22 October, 2010
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Life Begins at 40 for local Who fans

Life Begins at 40, a new book by local Doctor Who fans Chris Newton and Mark Charlesworth, is the story of two 30-something fanatics sharing a flat in Blackpool, out […]

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Local Comics Artist Secures Publishing Deal

Local comic artist Dave Hughes will be celebrating the first professional publication of his work this weekend, when he heads to the Birmingham International Comic Festival to sign copies of […]

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