Keiron Pim

It’s the end of November, the excitement of Freshers’ Week is over now, and teenagers all over the country who’ve just started university are settling into a new way of life. Many are living away from home for the first time, with all the challenges this entails: managing their finances, cooking their own meals and looking after themselves independently (while still bringing their washing home now and again, of course).

This is the next instalment in our series where writers commissioned by the National Centre for Writing will share their favourite walks in Norwich. Please only retrace their steps if it meets the government’s coronavirus regulations.

This is the next instalment in our series where writers commissioned by the National Centre for Writing will share their favourite walks in Norwich. Please only retrace their steps if it meets the government’s coronavirus regulations.

Countless Norfolk-based writers have benefited from George Szirtes' guidance during the last 20 years, while at the same time he has become one of Britain's most cherished poets. KEIRON PIM met him as he prepares to retire from academia.

Countless Norfolk-based writers have benefited from George Szirtes' guidance during the last 20 years, while at the same time he has become one of Britain's most cherished poets. KEIRON PIM met him as he prepares to retire from academia.

Today we can reveal the shortlists for this year's EDP-Jarrold East Anglian Book Awards, the annual celebration of the best new writing from our region.

Judging line-up ready to read best new East Anglian books after July 31 deadline

An intriguing hoard of treasures culled from a life spent in the arts – back home to Norwich. Art curator Lynda Morris' new N&N Festival exhibition displays her life instead of other people's work. KEIRON PIM reports.

Norwich writer Paul Willetts has seen his book about Soho 'adult entertainment' king Paul Raymond turned into a film starring Steve Coogan — and he even bagged a cameo role. KEIRON PIM reports.

Graveyards may be places associated with death, but they can tell us fascinating stories about long-lost ways of life. Author Peter Stanford told KEIRON PIM how to read a graveyard on a walk around a Norfolk church.