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Review: To Catch a Rabbit by Helen Cadbury

By Matt Thurgood

Written & Spoken Word. Sheffield.
Dystopia 2016: Dystopian Visions and 21st century life

By Joseph Roche

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Preview
Preview: Headingley Lit Fest 2016

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
The Settle Stories Festival: Pioneering Storytelling in Yorkshire!

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Interview
Interview: Adam Quayle, playwright and director of Chip Shop Chips

By Sophie Joelle

Theatre & Dance. Harrogate.
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Is the book always better than the film?

By Lewis King

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
Twenty Questions for Ilkley-based writer Martyn Bedford

By Mike Farren

Written & Spoken Word. Ilkley.
The Remember Oluwale writing prize, deadline 6th March 2016

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Top children’s author Jeremy Strong visits Leeds

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Library Fest Leeds, 13th-21st February 2016

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review: Story event Orthros: A Night of Aconite… Prose

By Sophie Joelle

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.

Jorge Luis Borges: Grand architect of the dreamscape

By Joseph Roche

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Interview
Interview: Comedic fantasy author Kylie Betzner

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Celebrating Yorkshire’s bookshops

By Gemma Thorpe

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Shipley Writers’ Circle Launches New Project

By Sophie Joelle

Written & Spoken Word. Bradford.
The year gone and the year ahead

By Christy Cooney

Art & Photography.
Interview
Interview: Bang2Write founder Lucy V Hay

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.

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