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Manchester Writing series returns to Manchester Met

21st September 2016 By Jacqueline Grima 0 110

By Jacqueline Grima The ever popular ‘Manchester Writing’ series will soon be returning to Manchester Met with a fantastic schedule of events lined up for the 2016/17 academic year. The series, which is hosted by Manchester Writing School in collaboration with the Anthony Burgess Foundation, aims to explore the many techniques authors use when writing…
Lifestyle, Manchester, News
The Manchester Writing School welcomes three new writers

19th September 2016 By Jacqueline Grima 0 240

By Jacqueline Grima Manchester Writing School have recently announced that they are welcoming three new writers to their team at Number 70 Oxford Street. Rachel Genn, Andrew Michael Hurley and Monique Roffey will all join the school this academic year, teaching on the MA and MFA in Creative Writing. Rachel Genn has worked as an…
Entertainment, Manchester, News, Review
Gary Numan: Android In La La Land

15th September 2016 By Jacqueline Grima 0 207

By Jacqueline Grima In 1979, a virtually unknown singer and songwriter called Gary Numan appeared on the British music scene, his remote and android-like image and electronic sound unlike anything music fans had ever seen or heard before. Numan went on to become one of the world’s biggest selling artists, his innovative style influencing bands…
Lifestyle, News
Changes to TV licensing rules to impact students

1st September 2016 By Jacqueline Grima 0 104

By Jacqueline Grima Changes to TV licensing rules that have come into force this week are likely to have a major impact on the student community. Until recently, rules stated that students only had to purchase a television licence if they were watching something traditionally through a standard television set but viewers were able to…
Interview, Lifestyle, Manchester, News
Manchester Writing Competition 2016: An interview with last year’s winners

24th August 2016 By Jacqueline Grima 0 661

By Jacqueline Grima The 2016 Manchester Writing Competition, one of the UK’s most prestigious literary prizes, is now open to entries. Established in 2008 by Poet Laureate Dame Carol Ann Duffy and the Manchester Writing School, the competition offers a whopping prize of £10,000 to the winners of both its poetry and prose categories, the…

Manchester Writing series returns to Manchester Met

The Manchester Writing School welcomes three new writers

Gary Numan: Android In La La Land

Changes to TV licensing rules to impact students

Manchester Writing Competition 2016: An interview with last year’s winners

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