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5:30 AM June 10, 2021
Victoria Fenn s first novel 12 Months to I Do has been published by Pegasus Publishers
- Credit: Victoria Fenn
An Ipswich novelist is doing her first book sign following her debut novel exploring her struggle with endometriosis.
Mum Victoria Fenn published 12 Months to I Do through Pegasus Publishers earlier this year and will be signing the book during Independent Bookshop Week.
The book mirrors her only struggles when trying for her baby with IVF while coping with endometriosis, an inflammatory disease where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus starts to grow on other organs.
Ipswich novelist Victoria Fenn published '12 Months to I Do' and is doing her first book sign following her debut novel exploring her struggle with endometriosis at Dial Lane.
Jules Button of Woodbridge Emporium bookshop
- Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant
Did you count down the days until you could go back to a real-life bookshop?
As independent bookshops in Suffolk and Essex reopen their doors following easing of lockdown restrictions, shop staff have been overwhelmed with the welcome from their regular customers.
But some are worried about whether the support will continue once the initial enthusiasm wears off - and are calling for people to use their local bookshops regularly, rather than buying from Amazon.
Jules Button, outside Woodbridge Emporium bookshop
- Credit: Charlotte Bond/Archant
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Ipswich's Dial Lane Books has called on shoppers to keep to supporting independent traders now non-essential retail has reopened under easing of coronavirus restrictions.