Lists. Fun stuff. Nottingham Word of the Week. When you need to keep it short and sweet, here’s bite-sized content you can read on the go.
When the first lockdown happened last summer, and suddenly families were home-schooling, we found some useful online resources to support parents,...
Before the Spielberg movie, before the theatre production, before Michael Morpurgo’s story, there was the real War Horse, ‘Warrior’.
St Ann's - a history and community in print.
Is rejection black and white (or something in-between?) A personal experience
This week’s literary location was built on the site of a 17th century chapel.
In 2017, poet Lauren Nicole Whitter described on this site how her art comes from her experiences of being black and suffering from anxiety and...
Nottingham becoming a UNESCO City of Literature in 2015 was by no means a certainty: rather, the odds were greatly against us. Here, some of the team...
In our final article where Notts writers give us their perspective on libraries, poet Trevor Wright tells us about his formative experiences in...
Children's author Helen Goodbarton on why libraries suffused with fun are an essential part of learning to love words
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