
Ruth Dugdall
Meet Felixstowe author Ruth Dugdall, whose psychological crime novels explore guilt, justice and trauma with powerful real-world insight.
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Meet Felixstowe author Ruth Dugdall, whose psychological crime novels explore guilt, justice and trauma with powerful real-world insight.

Meet Felixstowe’s local authors and explore their books, from crime and psychological thrillers to memoir, poetry and children’s writing.

Wine, raffles, old friends, laughter and a 30–22 victory—a memorable Vice Presidents’ Dinner at Felixstowe Rugby Club.

An honest story of living with obesity, experiencing cruelty and finding the resolve to change—while recognising that self-worth is about more than weight.

A raw personal account of how betrayal, eviction and violence in 1997 forced a life-changing decision and eventually led to a new beginning.

In 1991, an unofficial Nintendo Golf world record was within reach—until television-screen glare intervened at exactly the wrong moment.

From own goals and cricket mishaps to improbable snooker success—a sporting life filled with near misses and occasional moments of brilliance.

A funny, raw and bittersweet collection of childhood memories from 1970s Felixstowe—family stories, accidents, mischief and moments of trauma.

After years of self-imposed exile, a return to Felixstowe & Walton United brings football, forgiveness, familiar faces and several Seasiders ales.

A personal journey through grassroots football websites in Felixstowe—from The Inner Thigh and Suffolk Sports Forum to today’s Verso Media.