On behalf of YOUnique Producers at the New Art Exchange, we’re calling out for young poets, spoken word artists, writers and performers for the...
How can literature provide a community and haven for the voices of refugee and immigrant writers? We hear from Rubina Bala, fiction editor at ‘the...
A new book tracks down our writers through the places they lived, worked, wrote about and were inspired by.
Our official response to the news of possible cuts to Nottingham's library services
David Amos and Natalie Braber tell us about their new anthology: 'Coal in the Blood: An East Midlands Coal Mining Anthology', a collection of...
Ken Kamoche's new book 'Black Ghosts' is a brilliant story of displacement, diaspora and finding a place in a globalised world. Here, he tells us his...
Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature looks back on the year.
Our annual report, 2021.
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