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Acclaimed author Clare Harvey is spending the Summer reading the complete works of Notts writer Dorothy Whipple, and in week 6 she tackles Whipple's...
This edition of 20th Century Notts features just one year, 1960, a time when Nottingham was at the centre of the literary world.
DH Lawrence, who inspires a forthcoming festival in Eastwood, was a writer of great personal complexity. Yet, argues Philipa Coughlan, understanding...
In this week's 20th Century Notts, Alan Sillitoe has a meteoric rise to the top and Agatha Christie shows a young Brian Blessed around Nottingham.
Eric Malpass is a hit on the continent whilst Philip Callow's debut novel is pulped. Welcome to the mid-50s.
As we enter the 1950s a certain young writer from Radford wins a prize at the Nottingham Writers' Club.
The World Cup is now over, and en route to a French trophy cabinet. But when it comes to football and writing, however, Nottingham is a world champ.
We say Hi-de-Hi! to the halfway point of our journey through the 20th century.
If you've been into Nottingham over the past few days, you've probably seen some rather large robins and books around the streets. What are they?...
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