The UNESCO Cities of Literature Network recently held their first hybrid annual meeting in Reykjavik, so we sent the intrepid Katie Harrison to...
Earlier this month members of the global Creative Cities Network met in Reykjavík for the first time since Covid changed the world, to discuss...
For World Poetry Day 2021, twenty-three Cities of Literature are coming together to honour poets and celebrate one of humanity’s most treasured forms...
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...
As part of our 5th birthday celebration we commissioned six Notts writers to tell us what libraries mean to them.
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...
Find out more about how cultural leaders from the 39 international Cities of Literature met digitally for the network’s first online meeting (21-25...
UNESCO Cities of Literature are excited to be celebrating International Literacy Day collectively for the first time, on Tuesday 8 September 2020,...
Building A Better World With Words is a blog series asking how international Cities of Literature are coping with the Covid-19 crisis. In the final...
A report published today demonstrates that UNESCO sites lead the way on sustainable development and create value for communities across the UK. The...
Building A Better World With Words is a blog series asking how international Cities of Literature are coping with the Covid-19 crisis. This week, we...
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