Books published by Fairfield Books

The story of Alan Rayment's ten years (1949-58) as a Hampshire cricketer and ballroom dancer, the two careers ending as the result of an extraordinary spiritual experience. The book, unfinished at the time of Alan Rayment's death in 2020, has been completed by cricket author Stephen Chalke.

The autobiography of Anthony Gibson, the former South West Regional Director of the National Farmers' Union. It includes the inside story of several farming crises, notably BSE and Foot and Mouth Disease. There are also chapters on cricket, cider, real ale and literature, all within a West Country context.

Stephen Chalke's unlikely story of how he became an award-winning cricket writer and publisher, exploring the world of his childhood through the memories of old cricketers.

The autobiography of the Somerset and England cricketer Brian Rose, the most successful captain in Somerset's history.

The autobiography of the Somerset and England cricketer Fred Rumsey, a charismatic fast bowler who founded the Professional Cricketers' Association.

Eleven cricket-themed short stories, each set in a different country.

The Glory Gardens cricket team return for their ninth adventure, this time travelling to Australia to play in their own Ashes contest.