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This year's theme is 'vision', some stories may be sight related, others may be paranormal or indeed your own view of the future. Details within of how to take part
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Although not taking place in person, you can still get your Isle of Wight Literary Festival fix this year with free online sessions
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A new Heritage Trail has been devised allowing you to delve into the cultural history of Freshwater Bay
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Morley's latest adventure is set in a parallel world populated by hedgehogs, yet inspired by the world around us, and packed with her own charming colour illustrations
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Lockdown gave Melinda the chance to found and curate a Russian Library in Ryde and is now trialing a series of ground breaking, bespoke Russian trips to the Isle of Wight, and more
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Helen Butler MBE from the Wight Squirrel Project started compiling 30 years of work with red squirrels during the first Lockdown
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Rosy Burke has created this "love letter to the landscape" in a 40-page illustrated book, telling stories she's gathered from the Compton landscape
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The second in the series featuring DCI Jane Birchfield and her team is described as "crime fiction that twists and turns in a breathless journey to find the truth"
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Author Stephen Roman explains how a hymn chosen by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh for his funeral is connected to the Isle of Wight
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Peta is hoping that her picture book will help raise awareness of the issue of plastics in the ocean
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This lockdown project has uncovered that two of Charles Dickens' characters were based on real Bonchurch residents. See within
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Lynne Truss has exclusively shared her five top books that got her through Lockdown with Medina Books, now they want you to share yours too. There are prizes for best selections
