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To mark William Shakespeare’s birthday, we recall William Wallett, our very own Shakespearean Jester.
Sons, lovers and the wife of a former teacher. D. H. Lawrence is busy as our 20th-Century-travels pass through three more years.
In Adam Penford’s second offering since he was appointed Artistic Director, the multi-award winning novel Holes comes to life on the Nottingham...
Our journey through the 20th Century continues with the birth of one of our most prolific authors and the first novel from one of our finest.
You might have noticed a regular feature on our social media accounts, where we ask random members of the public what they are reading. Alex Jarvis,...
Our year-by-year tour of the 20th Century continues with the education and entertainment of young readers.
The second of our new feature taking us through the last century, year-by-year. This week: a masked hero, a boy who wouldn't grow up and an odd...
Last week our Young Poet Laureate Georgina Wilding flew -eventually- to Granada to partake in the city's World Poetry Day celebrations. Fellow poet...
In the first of a weekly feature, John Baird takes us on a year-by-year journey through literary Notts. We kick off at the dawn of the 20th Century...
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