A non-festive treat is on offer as a special exhibition about Beatrix Potter and her books is staged by the National Trust.

Authors' words will leap off the page as the people behind the stories come to speak at an annual literary festival.

Children who love author Cressida Cowell's book, How to Train Your Dragon, can get to meet her when she visit Kent.

She may not have lifted the Great British Bake Off trophy but baker Ruby Bhogal's out to meet fans in Kent this weekend.

Great British Bake Off star Ruby Bhogal is to visit Kent to meet fans.

Historian and presenter Neil Oliver will be sharing his passion for our county in his first stage tour.

He's written for Hollywood blockbusters and worked with Stan Lee - now Kent author Andy Briggs has turned his hand to writing about drone racing.

One of Britain's most famous novelists is heading to Kent next month for an 'in conversation' event.

Davina McCall, the BBC's Jeremy Vine and Harry Potter illustrator Jonny Duddle are among the names appearing at a festival this weekend.

A new book aims to get people talking about one of literature's greatest enigmas - how would Charles Dickens’ last unfinished novel have ended?

Nightscape, who has a cult online following thanks to his death-defying stunts and after dark excursions, will appear at a Kent shopping centre.

Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, is among the leading attractions of a 10-day annual book festival, which has put early bird tickets on sale.

Clive King, the author of classic children's book Stig of the Dump, has died aged 94.

It's 60 years since author HE Bates brought us Ma and Pa Larkin and their rural Kentish idyll.

BGT's David Walliams' children's book Awful Auntie stage adaptation is coming to Kent, and features a local star.

Hugely popular children's author Jacqueline Wilson is coming to Kent this weekend to meet her young fans.

Authors from the world of crime writing to children's stories are booking in for a literary festival this weekend.

As her children's book, The Tiger Who Came To Tea, celebrates its 50th anniversary, author Judith Kerr talks about her life and inspiration.

She's a BGT judge, a former Strictly winner, and now an author: Alesha Dixon is coming to Kent with her first book.

World Superbike champion Carl Fogarty will come to Kent, as he releases a book to mark the 30th anniversary of the championships.