Editing The Archers (section)

==Books and audiobooks==

===Reference works===
* ''Forever Ambridge&nbsp;— 25 Years of The Archers'' (1975) by [[Norman Painting]] ASIN B0012UT8XM
* ''The Archers: The First Thirty Years'' compiled by [[William Smethurst]] (1980). {{ISBN|0-413-47830-0}}
* ''The Archers: The Official Companion'' by [[William Smethurst]] (1985). {{ISBN|0-297-78715-2}}
* ''The Book of The Archers'' (1994) by [[Patricia Greene]], [[Charles Collingwood (actor)|Charles Collingwood]] and Hedli Niklaus {{ISBN|0-7181-3849-X}}
* ''Jennifer Aldridge's Archers Cookbook'' by [[Angela Piper]] (1994). {{ISBN|0-7153-0141-1}}
* ''The Archers: The True Story'' (1996) by [[William Smethurst]] {{ISBN|1-85833-620-1}}
* ''The Archers: The Official Inside Story'' by [[Vanessa Whitburn]] (1996). {{ISBN|1-85227-660-6}}
* ''The Archers' Pantry: Jennifer Aldridge'' by [[Angela Piper]] (1997). {{ISBN|0-091-85407-5}}
* ''The Archers Anarchists' A-Z: An Unofficial and Utterly Outrageous Guide'' by Ian Sanderson (1998). {{ISBN|0-7522-2442-5}}
* ''The Archers Annual 2000'' by Kate Willmott and Hedli Niklaus {{ISBN|0-563-38415-8}}
* ''The Archers Annual 2001'' by Kate Willmott and Hedli Niklaus {{ISBN|0-563-53716-7}}
* ''The Archers Encyclopaedia'' (2001) by Joanna Toye and Adrian Flynn {{ISBN|0-563-53718-3}}, published to coincide with the 50th anniversary of ''The Archers''
* ''Who's Who in The Archers 2008'' by [[Keri Davies]]. {{ISBN|1-84607-326-X}}
* ''Who's Who in The Archers 2011'' by Graham Harvey. {{ISBN|978-1-849-90015-7}}
* ''Jennifer Aldridge's Archers Cookbook'' by [[Angela Piper]] (2009). {{ISBN|0-7153-3338-0}}
* ''The Archers Miscellany'' (2010) by Joanna Toye. {{ISBN|978-1-84607-754-8}}
* ''The Road to Ambridge'' (2010) by [[June Spencer]]. {{ISBN|978-1-907532-25-2}}
* ''The Archers Archives'' (2010) by Simon Frith & Chris Arnot. {{ISBN|978-1-84990-013-3}}
* ''Borsetshire Life'' (2011). The county magazine. {{ISBN|978-1-902685-14-4}} see [https://web.archive.org/web/20120308063938/http://www.silkpress.co.uk/borsetshire-life.html borsetshire-life]
* ''The Ambridge Chronicles'' by Joanna Toye and Karen Farrington (2013) {{ISBN|978-1-84990-577-0}}
* ''For the Love of The Archers: An Unofficial Companion'' by Beth Miller (2015) {{ISBN|978-1-84953-773-5}}

===Novelisations===
* ''The Archers of Ambridge'' by Geoffrey Webb and [[Edward J. Mason]] (1954)
* ''The Archers Intervene'' by Geoffrey Webb and [[Edward J. Mason]] (1956)
* ''Ambridge Summer'' by [[Keith Miles]] (1975). {{ISBN|0-85523-065-7}}
* ''The Archers'' by Jock Gallagher
** ''Doris Archer's Diary'' (1971). {{ISBN|0-563-12118-1}}
** ''The Archers: To The Victor The Spoils'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-20599-7}}
** ''The Archers: Return to Ambridge'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-20606-3}}
** ''The Archers: Borchester Echoes'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-20607-1}}
** ''The Archers: Omnibus Edition'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-36001-1}}
* ''Tom Forrest's Country Calendar'' (1978) compiled by Charles Lefeaux {{ISBN|0-563-1741-10}}
* ''Ambridge: An English Village Through The Ages'' by [[William Smethurst]] (1981). {{ISBN|0-413-50170-1}}
* ''Dan Archer: The Ambridge Years'' by [[William Smethurst]] and Anthony Parkin (1984). {{ISBN|0-7181-2437-5}}
* ''Shula's Story'' by Joanna Toye (1995). {{ISBN|0-563-38703-3}}
* ''Lynda Snell's Heritage of Ambridge'' by [[Carole Boyd]] (1997). {{ISBN|185227-658-4}}
* ''The Ambridge Chronicles'' by Joanna Toye
** ''The Archers 1951–1967: Family Ties'' (1998). {{ISBN|0-563-38397-6}}
** ''The Archers 1968–1986: Looking For Love'' (1999). {{ISBN|0-563-55125-9}}
** ''The Archers 1987–2000: Back to the Land'' (2000). {{ISBN|0-563-53701-9}}
** ''The Archers 1951–1967: Family Ties'' (1998, audiobook, narrated by [[Miriam Margolyes]]). {{ISBN|0-563-55714-1}}
** ''The Archers 1968–1986: Looking For Love'' (1999, audiobook, narrated by [[Stella Gonet]]). {{ISBN|0-563-55813-X}}
** ''The Archers 1987–2000: Back to the Land'' (2000, audiobook, narrated by [[Stephanie Cole]]). {{ISBN|0-563-55818-0}}
* In 1975, Tandem published a prequel novel about Ambridge in the early 1900s
** ''Spring at Brookfield'' by [[Brian Hayles]] (1975). {{ISBN|978-0-426-16520-0}}
* ''Jennifer's Diary'' by Joanna Toye (2003). {{ISBN|0-563-48767-4}}
* ''The Archers: Ambridge At War'' by Catherine Miller (2020). {{ISBN|978-1-4711-9548-8}}

===Published audio episodes===
* ''Vintage Archers''
** ''Vintage Archers: Volume 1'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-22586-6}}
** ''Vintage Archers: Volume 2'' (1988). {{ISBN|0-563-22704-4}}
** ''Vintage Archers: Volume 3'' (1998). {{ISBN|0-563-55740-0}} (contains several "lost episodes" which have been digitally restored)
** ''The Archers: The Wedding'' Jack and Peggy tie the knot
** ''Vintage Archers: Volumes 1–3'' (2001). {{ISBN|0-563-38281-3}}
* ''Ambridge Affairs''
** ''Ambridge Affairs: Love Triangles'' (2007). {{ISBN|1-4056-7733-3}}
** ''Ambridge Affairs: Heartache at Home Farm'' (2007). {{ISBN|1-4056-8785-1}}

===Maps===
In addition to books and audiobooks, purported maps of Ambridge and Borsetshire have been published.<ref>{{cite book | last = Humphreys | first = John | title = Archers Addicts Official Map of Ambridge | date = 23 September 1994 | publisher = Old House Books | isbn = 978-1-873590-08-9}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/archers/wallpaper/ | title= Wallpaper | work= The Archers | access-date= 6 January 2008 | publisher= BBC Radio 4 | archive-date= 15 March 2008 | archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20080315123603/http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/archers/wallpaper/ | url-status= live}}</ref>