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...
What links The Salvation Army, Quentin Tarantino and the world’s largest crime writing festival? It’s Nottingham’s Broadway Cinema and it’s this...
Memories of 'Shots in the Dark', Bouchercon and Broadway Cinema.
Our chair, David Belbin, shares his summer reading recommendations:
Our chair, author David Belbin, tells us what he’s been reading during the lockdown.
Our new series where writers give their perspective on the lockdown:
59 Cliff Road, The Loggerheads, is this week’s literary location, and it leads us to a celebration of Nottingham’s best crime novels.
The Arboretum, the first public park in Nottingham, and the epicentre of our literary heritage.
August 1st, 2019 marks the centenary of the Nottingham novelist, Stanley Middleton. Our chair, David Belbin was a friend and neighbour of Stanley’s.
David Belbin on why John Harvey is such a class act.
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