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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
Poet becky Cullen gives her take on the new central library, and how it is bringing much needed hope
Acclaimed writer LD Lapinski on how a library opened up a world of possibility
As part of our 5th birthday celebration we commissioned six Notts writers to tell us what libraries mean to them.
Poet Cleo Asabre-Holt found her voice in Nottingham. In this piece she explains why libraries welcomed her to a new city
This week, a man for all genres and some celebrity cricket.
Broxtowe’s literary legacy spans the globe, boasting the first person to write a defence of universal religious freedom in English.
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