Learn about how life for women on the Isle of Wight used to be very different and also very much the same

Serena's wonderfully brave graphic novel explores the story of her Polish grandfather’s time in the Hitler Youth

Having spotted a gap in the creative market on the Isle of Wight, writer Anmarie Bowler founded Brevity, a new Isle of Wight Handbill. Details within

Fingers are crossed once again as Class Dismissed - which Hannah wrote a series of sketches for - is nominated for a comedy award in the Children's BAFTAs

Published by Beachy Books, ‘Personae Vectenses: Isle of Wight Notables’ is written by Island-born, Phillip Armitage, and is a labour of love that took him twelve years of research

Budding writers have until 9th November to create and enter their short story for the Isle of Wight Society of the Blind winter writing competition.

Out this Thursday, the mother of Isle of Wight missing teenager, Damien Nettles, tells the full, perplexing story of her son’s disappearance. Available in paperback and Kindle versions.

If you're a fan of crime novels, you might find it hard to put down MJ Trow's latest book which gives a fascinating insight into the world surrounding Ripper correspondence.

Being released in September, the mother of Isle of Wight missing teenager, Damien Nettles, tells the full, perplexing story of her son’s disappearance.

Freshwater Parish Council is hosting a book fair in the autumn, to include live readings, a book sale, publishing workshop for established and aspiring authors, and a themed film night.

In what promises to be an illuminating evening, Eleanor Berry shares the story of her unique relationship with Robert Maxwell, Mirror Newspaper Group boss.