Williams, Vincent (ed.), 2018, The Folkestone pulpit: a brief history of Folkestone's churches existing in 1875, self published.

Green, Maureen P., 2018, The Green family of papermakers and Hayle Mill, Ann Arbor: The Legacy Press.

Walker, Elizabeth M., 2018, A Short story: the lives and works of the Short brothers, self published.

Horton, Malcolm, 2018, Sauntering through Kent: a biography of Sir Charles Igglesden and The Last Saunters, Gravesend: Oakweald.

Cavill, Paul, 2018, A new dictionary of English field-names, Nottingham: English Place-Name Society.

Gill, A., 2017, ‘The Kentish Coast from Whitstable to Hythe: a historical photo album’ (Create Space Independent Publishing Platform, 2015).

Gunnill, M., 2017, ‘Evelyn, genius of home front art’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 24-31. [Early life of Evelyn Dunbar at Rochester, Snodland and Hastingleigh.]

Gunnill, M., 2017, ‘A reformer who changed the law? Guilty, MLud’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 44-49. [William Garrow 1760-1840, attorney general who resided at Pegwell Bay and coined phrase innocent until proved guilty.]

Harding, P.A., 2017, ‘The Hawkhurst Branch Line’ (Woking: Peter Harding).

Harris, P., 2017, ‘Folkestone in 50 buildings’ (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).

Hart, R., 2017, ‘The Golden Age of Folkestones Cinemas’ (Uckfield: Millgate Publishing).

Harwood, B., 2017, ‘Fixer and Fighter’ (Barnsley: Pen & Sword). [Account of Hubert de Burgh and the siege at Dover Castle].

Holden, C., 2017, ‘Kent Britains Frontline County’ (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).

Hollingsworth, J.P., 2017, ‘And then there was Beer: the story of Kentish breweries’ (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).

Jackson, I. and Robinson, K. (eds), 2017, ‘Of the North Kent Marshes’ (London: L-13 Light Industrial Workshop, 2015).

Joynes, A., 2017, ‘Tracking the Major: sketches from the Powell-Cotton Museum’ (Canterbury: Mickle Print Canterbury Limited).

Kelly, B. and Tripp, G., 2017, ‘Ramsgate Jewish Cemetery 1872-2016: burial register & map monumental inscriptions and selected obituaries’ (Ramsgate: B. Kelly and G. Tripp).

Kennett, C., 2017, ‘Chicken Coop to Manor House; the homes created by inspired carpenter’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 16-23. [William Gleischner, founder of W.H. Colt at Bethersden and inventor of prefabricated houses.]