It's the 1990s and our writers are providing a televisual feast.
We reach the '90s and Nottingham's favourite detective makes his debut.
Our fellow UNESCO City of Literature, Reykjavik, is currently exhibiting texts from other cities, including Nottingham, on freedom and peaceful...
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning was released 60 years ago this month, James Walker shows that while the book may now qualify for a bus-pass, its...
Life goes on for Alan Sillitoe as Stephen Booth and Alan Baker move to Notts.
As part of the Festival of Science, University of Nottingham pharmacy researchers, inspired by the genius programming pioneer, Ada Lovelace, turned...
To mark Ada Lovelace Day (9th October) we asked playwright Emily Holyoake to tell us why Lovelace was definitely a women Notts can be proud of:
Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting as Reginald Dwight pays Nottingham a visit.
Over the past couple of months, LeftLion Editor Bridie Squires and Nottingham’s Young Poet Laureate Georgina Wilding have been writing poems with...
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