The historic market place in Newark-On-Trent, where Lord Byron first saw his poetry in print and Sir Walter Scott set ‘The Heart of Midlothian’.
We were delighted to launch our new campaign Letters of Solidarity this summer. But what does ‘solidarity’ mean? It’s associated with trade unions...
Ioney is a writer, poet, film maker and educator who will lead the third virtual workshop of the Letters of Solidarity project on the 12th of...
The many homes of the Nottingham Writers’ Club.
Taking your first steps into the world of writing can be tough, especially if publishing houses seem impenetrable and you don’t know anyone in the...
Our chair, David Belbin, shares his summer reading recommendations:
Peter Mortimer's childhood home - a literary inspiration.
Participant of the first Letters of Solidarity workshop, Deanna, tells us what you can expect from this Saturday’s workshop.
Panya Banjoko shares a story about an experience where it was important to show solidarity.
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