The Anthony Burgess Society: The Ninety-Nine Novels podcast.
Nottingham's James Walker, creator of Dawn of the Unread and the DH Lawrence Memory Theatre, had the...Read
Posts by "James Walker"
The Anthony Burgess Society: The Ninety-Nine Novels podcast.
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The Loneliness of the Lockdown Runner
The Loneliness of the Lockdown Runner
James Walker specialises in digital storytelling and has turned to Twitter to reimagine Sillitoe’s...Read
Building a Better World through Comics
Building a Better World through Comics
From the Sillitoe Trail to Dawn of the Unread, James Walker’s digital projects always have a stron...Read
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from D.H. Lawrence
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from D.H. Lawrence
In his final blog in the series, James Walker turns to D.H. Lawrence to find out how we can build a ...Read
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from Michel de Montaigne
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from Michel de Montaigne
In the second of three blogs, James Walker turns to literature to find out how we can build a better...Read
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from Orwell.
Coronavirus and Literature: What we can learn from Orwell.
In the first of three blogs, James Walker turns to literature to find out how we can build a better ...Read
The Central Library Wish List
The Central Library Wish List
The ever-innovative James Walker gives us his suggestions for how the new Central Library can be a g...Read
DH Lawrence in Cornwall
DH Lawrence in Cornwall
Upside Down at the Bottom of the World is an award-winning play that details D.H. Lawrence’s brief...Read
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning At Sixty
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning At Sixty
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning was released 60 years ago this month, James Walker shows that whil...Read
Talking Notts on Radio 4.
Talking Notts on Radio 4.
This Sunday (20th May) BBC Radio 4 begins a new series on regional accents and what better place to ...Read
Finding Hugo: guest post from James Walker.
Finding Hugo: guest post from James Walker.
Literary heritage expert James Walker usually concerns himself with Lawrence and Sillitoe, but a rec...Read