Among the prizes for the MyVoice creative writing competition was the opportunity to take part in a work experience placement with Nottingham UNESCO...
Formed around 900 AD, the village of Notintone became known as Sneinton in 1194. Sneinton’s Market Square – which is not officially in Sneinton – is...
Eve Makis tells us what the word 'solidarity' means to her.
Jon McGregor is an award-winning novelist and short story writer. He was awarded the International Dublin Literary Award for his 2012 novel Even the...
Nottingham's Greeneland.
Building A Better World With Words is a blog series asking how international Cities of Literature are coping with the Covid-19 crisis. In the final...
Read more about Changing Wor(l)ds, a cultural partnership created by NTU researchers in 2014 to research and create space for marginalised voices.
Find inspiration for your letter of solidarity by reading these 9 famous letters from history...
This week’s literary location article is all about Mee, Arthur Mee, who wrote around a million words a year, for fifty years, helping to teach and...
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