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This week’s location, The Theatre Royal, has been a Nottingham landmark since 1865, and it has many a literary link. Here are a few of them.
Upside Down at the Bottom of the World is an award-winning play that details D.H. Lawrence’s brief spell in Cornwall and Australia. It has particular...
We have exclusive news on the release of a new version of one of the history's most famous books, and the unshocked reaction of experts worldwide
We're delighted to announce a major new project to take the legacy of Lawrence and make it leap from the page:
We talk to Anabel Abbs, author of 'Frieda' a forthcoming novelisation about Frieda von Richthofen, whose tumultuous relationship and elopement with...
The DH Lawrence Festival is now well underway: our reporter Bryony Ashmore visited Eastwood to find out more.
To whet your appetite for the forthcoming DH Lawrence Festival (Saturday 24th August – Saturday 15th September) we have asked the organisers to tell...
DH Lawrence, who inspires a forthcoming festival in Eastwood, was a writer of great personal complexity. Yet, argues Philipa Coughlan, understanding...
With its deep dark caves and haunted galleons, Nottingham is a city rich for ghosts and ghouls. We look at that terrifying place where literature and...
To celebrate DH Lawrence's 132nd birthday, we visit a place he was rather fond of...
Lady Ottoline Morrell was not just one of the great cultural catalysts of the early 20th Century; but one of the most important memorialist of the...
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