James Walker specialises in digital storytelling and has turned to Twitter to reimagine Sillitoe’s classic story of defiance for the Covid...
Five Leaves' Ross Bradshaw writes about his relationship with libraries and the small Scottish town where it all began.
In celebration of Black History Month, we’ve gathered together a list eleven brilliant reads – poetry, novels and non-fiction – written by black...
Our chair, David Belbin, shares his summer reading recommendations:
Emma's review of Things A Bright Girl Can Do by Sally Nicholls
Emma's book review of Darren Simpson's Scavengers
Emma Sporton's review of Gita Trelease Enchantee
Young Ambassador Chelsea on Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas
Our Young Ambassadors Programme is up and running, and as our programme manager Jim Hall tells us, we're already making great steps together.
A new programme to put young people at the centre of promoting literature in Notts is launched today. We're incredibly excited, and here's why you...
Acclaimed Nottingham author Clare Harvey has set herself a challenge to read the entirety of Dorothy Whipple's oeuvre over the summer. This week, she...
It's that time of year again where we ask our fellow Cities of Literature what they are reading this summer ... and reveal our choice.
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