Aelfric* - Letter to the Monks of Eynsham (c1005) and numerous other writings; study by Eynsham Primary School (2005)
Anne Louise Avery* (Director, Flash of Splendour)
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Reynard the Fox (2020): an imaginative retelling of 15th century Dutch fables, first translated by William Caxton
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Albions Glorious Ile (2015-6): series of historical hand-colouring books drawn from Michael Drayton’s Jacobean poem
Catriona Bass* - writer, photographer and conservationist, driving force in Eynsham's Nature Recovery Network!
Don Chapman*
John Daniel* - four poetry collections, recently with his own cover paintings:
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Skinning the Bull (2012)
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Lighting the Fire (2015)
Elizabeth de Villiers – Swinford Bridge (1969). [See also our feature page]
Jonathan Ferrier* – Arvor’s Schooldays (2013) – children’s paperback, in Post Office
Martin Flatman*
Eric Gordon* - St Hugh and Eynsham Abbey (1986)
Alan Hardy – Eynsham: A Village and its Abbey (2003)
Martin Harris
Mollie Harris* aka Martha Woodford of the Archers – From Acre End records the memories of Eynsham residents
Melanie Hayes* - The Ice House
Doreen Hockedy and others* – The Eynsham Cookbook (2010)
Ursula Howard* - Bessie Quinn, survivor spirit (2023)
Tim Jordan*
Penelope Lively – The Ghost of Thomas Kempe (1973) – children’s book, loosely based in Eynsham
Steve Lord* – Walking with Charlie: in the footsteps of the Forty-Five (2003)
Sarah Medina* - 68 books in the areas of English Language Teaching and children's education
Jaqueline Mitchell* - Birds – An Anthology (2020), plus a backlist ranging over blitz spirit, history and quotations
Mary Oakeley* – The Long Timetable (1997) – autobiography
Nick Page* – over 80 (!) books on religious themes, for both adults and children
Steve Parrinder* – The Lost Abbey of Eynsham (2019)
Helen Peacocke*
Pamela Richards*
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Eynsham: A Chronicle (2005)
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Eynsham: A Place of Sure Foundation (2011)
Jane Spiro*: poetry and teaching resources include...
Mary J Stewart* - This is where we came in (2002)
Lilian Wright* – St Leonard’s Eynsham: the story of an English parish church (2nd edn, 1987)
Stephen Yeo* - Lately: first collection of poems (2023)