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.
Now deep into his residency in fellow UNESCO City of Literature, Bucheon, Notts poet and writer Rory Waterman finds views on the North..and further...
This week we visit the Old Library in Edwinstowe and celebrate Christopher Thomson.
From the Sillitoe Trail to Dawn of the Unread, James Walker’s digital projects always have a strong focus on Nottingham’s literary heritage. But for...
The small village of Thrumpton, originally called Turmodeston, is known for its grand English country house on the south bank of the Trent. This...
Nottingham Playhouse's Unlocked season is running until Monday, 9th November and is a real treat for those craving theatre either live or online. Our...
The University of Nottingham’s long literary history.
Hucknall, known as Hucknall Torkard until 1916, has a proud literary heritage spanning the past two centuries, from Lord Byron’s resting place to the...
In celebration of Black History Month, we’ve gathered together a list eleven brilliant reads – poetry, novels and non-fiction – written by black...
We head to the banks of the Trent for this week's historic literary location.
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