Susan Finlay is our latest writer to tell us about what life during lockdown has meant to her
Shreya Sen-Handley readings as part of Nottstopping Festival
Remembering some of our city centre’s lost bookshops.
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week (18th-24th May) , we asked beeston's Middle Street Resource Centre's poetry group to tell us how they are coping...
Lockdown has spurred many into action, using words to bring some light to others. We were very impressed by this from a local poet, who picked up her...
As part of our series asking other Cities of Literature how they are coping with the Covid19 crisis, we look to Granada in Southern Spain and how...
To mark Foster Care Fortnight, we revisited a wonderful Notts charity, MyBag, which uses books to make newly fostered children feel more at home
The latest in our series of writers coping (or otherwise!) under lockdown turns to Mahendra Solanki
During the Covid 19 crisis the traditional book launch is impossible. So how does a virtual launch compare - is this the new normal?
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