A Lewes Diary
Alice Dudeney’s delightfully malicious diaries were withheld from publication for some 40 years. She vividly describes her tragi-comic marriage to Continue reading
Diana Crook Books
In the 1980's Diana Crook became interested in the previous occupants of her Lewes house and wrote a book about these influential patrons of the arts. This led to further projects involving local history. A move to Seaford has resulted in an anthology concerning the town and she has published on Kindle a novel about a woman with locked-in syndrome.
The Ladies of Millers
In 1939 two remarkable sisters purchased the former home of a miller in Lewes High Street and converted the stables Continue reading
A Box of Toys
A sparkling selection that gives a flavour of the special town of Lewes. Fact and fiction is arranged in a Continue reading
Treasure Chest
Seaford has a turbulent history as a former Cinque Port and rotten borough. This attractively varied anthology ranges from the Continue reading
Ragged Lands
In 1906 when gardening was not considered a suitable career for women, Frances Wolseley, daughter of the famous soldier, set Continue reading
Defying the Demon
A dramatic and entertaining account with poignant use of letters and diaries. The people of Sussex bravely risked the process Continue reading
Open the Cage
Elizabeth is in hospital in a coma. While she is unable to move or communicate, she can still hear, a Continue reading
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