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Human rights barrister and author Christian Weaver talks about his second book, The Right To Protest

Rising Nottingham star Christian Weaver was named Legal Aid Newcomer of the Year in 2023 for his tenacious work addressing dangerous public housing. The Secret Barrister called his first book ‘exceptional‘ - we join him now as he releases his second, Your Right To Protest...

Dandelions at the Bookshop

Five Leaves Open Book Group Discusses Orbital by Samantha Harvey

Queering the Asian Diaspora, With Hongwei Bao

Deb Robinson On Witchcraft

Your Right to Protest: Activism Panel With Christian Weaver and Leah Cowan

Instant Book Workshop

Stanley Middleton's Booker Prize finds a new home in Nottingham

Fifty years after he became the first ever joint winner of the Booker prize, we join a celebration of Stanley Middleton at Nottingham Central Library.

Here's Every Book We Reviewed In 2024 (And Where To Buy Them)

We've made you a list, we're checking it twice.

Book Review: Ben Macpherson's 'Serious Nonsense for the Unbearably Festive'

As the nights get dark and a New Year draws closer, we turn to some cheeky, cheering new poetry...

Stanley Middleton Booker Prize Celebration

Poetry From Hasib Hourani

Nottingham Pagan Book Club: Ashes and Stones by Allyson Shaw

Jonathan Taylor and James Scudamore On Bullying

Award winning actor Richard Armitage speaks about his latest crime novel

After a lengthy career making his name in blockbusters such as The Hobbit and BBC’s Robin Hood, multi-award winning actor Richard Armitage has turned to the written word. He visited Bromley House to discuss his latest crime novel The Cut, and how writing and acting converge.

Rachel Cooke On Women’s Friendship, Through Fiction, Diaries and Letters

Queer East: Bye Bye Love (50th Anniversary) + Intro

Poetry From Martin Figura and Helen Ivory

Queer East: Love Bound + Q&a

Behind the curtain: How Kino Kolo are spotlighting Eastern European cinema for East Midlands audiences

Launched one year ago, Mansfield based community cinema project Kino Kilo Notts, has been covering exciting Eastern European cinema throughout the entirety of Nottinghamshire. Screen Editor Autumn Parker spoke to two of the members Liam Skillen and Lila Yakimova about their work so far and their big ambitions to bring various communities together throughout the whole region.