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Welcome to the Poppyland Publishing Media Information Page. Cromer-based Poppyland Publishing published its first title in 1976. Since then it has regularly published titles of local interest in East Anglia. We publish books, DVDs, video and prints. If you have a specific enquiry for press purposes, email Peter Stibbons for further information. He can also be contacted on +44 (0)1263 510969 or on mobile 07799127864. Our fax number is 08707052513 and our general web site is www.poppyland.co.uk. Each section below covers a recent publication. For a full press release as a Word document, click on the right hand column. A front cover and photographs from the book for use in association with features and reviews can also be downloaded from the right hand column. |
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Boudica - Her Life, Times and Legacy
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Media release - Boudica - Her Life, Times and Legacy The front cover of Boudica - Her Life, Times and Legacy Authors John Davies and Bruce Robinson on an Iceni style chariot at the Boudica gallery, Norwich Castle Museum A portrait of Boudica based on the desciption by the Roman historian Dio Cassius Iceni warriors and Roman soldiers in the final battle in a painting by Jamel Akib Norfolk children of 2009 remember the legacy of Boudica at a carnival Archaeologists at work at Sedgeford, a Norfolk village that has existed on the same site since the time of Boudica. |
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Henry Blogg of Cromer
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Media release - Cromer Coxswain features for GCSE The front cover of Henry Blogg of Cromer |
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Exploring Paston Country
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Media release - Exploring Paston Country The front cover of Exploring Paston Country Author Lucy Care signs copies of Exploring Paston Country at Paston church St Margaret's church at the village of Paston Bromholm prioy in a lithograph of 1812 The arms of the Paston family carved in a pew end at Paston church The grand tomb of Sir William Paston in North Walsham church |
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Wymondham - Born and Bred
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Media release - Wymondham - Born and Bred Front cover of DVD Wymondham - Born and Bred |
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Norfolk Maritime Heroes and Legends
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Media release - Norfolk Maritime Heroes and Legends Author Mark Nicholls signs copies of Norfolk Maritime Heroes and Legends The front cover of Norfolk Maritime Heroes and Legends Captain Richard Woodget's Cutty Sark Coxswains Fleming and Blogg with Coxswain Swan leaving Buckingham Palace, in the splendid photograph described in the book The memorial to Sir William Hoste in St Margaret's church at King's Lynn |
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Dear Hal, Yours Pud
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Media release - Dear Hal, Yours Pud Media release for Technology Correspondents - Trench Maps on the Web Author Theo Stibbons beside a World War One bunker The front cover of Dear Hal, Yours Pud The boys of 3 Platoon, 10th Essex, somewhere in France. Ray Randall is back right. Ray Randall. One of Ray's letters home to his brother Hal. 10th Essex Trench Map, Delville Wood.(Use only for review; retain copyright mark.) Screen shot - Georegistered map of Delville Wood overlaying satellite image |
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Roads and Tracks
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Media release - Norfolk Origins 2: Roads and Tracks Author Bruce Robinson at the Holt obelisk The front cover of Roads and Tracks An illustration of a Norfolk tollgate Harling Drove - an ancient west-east route across the county The 19th century bridge at Great Yarmouth Bawdeswell toll house today |
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William Winstanley - The Man who saved Christmas
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Media release - William Winstanley - The Man who saved Christmas Author Alison Barnes The front cover of William Winstanley - The Man who saved Christmas An engraving of Saffron Walden High Street from the early 1800s Page 105 - a picture of Haddon Hall, illustrating the kind of festivities of which Winstanley talks Page 79 - a 1787 etching of skaters on a pond Page 102 - Henry Winstanley's 1703 etching of Audley End |