Georgia Pearson, Author at aAh! Magazine

Creative, Features, Literature
Graduate Stories: Manchester Cathedral Writer in Residence Tom Branfoot talks about his poetically charged career after leaving university

2nd July 2024 By Georgia Pearson 0 302

Featured image: Tom Branfoot Our new Graduate Stories series uncovers the diverse experiences of Manchester Met alumni, exploring the reality of life after graduation and highlighting career achievements. We shed light on the different paths graduates take, share relatable and honest advice, and provide practical tips for students who may feel uncertain about their next…
Creative, Features, Literature, News
Graduate Stories: Simon Rennie on creating a new sub-genre of poetry – “It changed the way I saw the world”

2nd July 2024 By Georgia Pearson 0 326

Featured image: Simon Rennie Our new Graduate Stories series uncovers the diverse experiences of Manchester Met alumni, exploring the reality of life after graduation and highlighting career achievements. We shed light on the different paths graduates take, share relatable and honest advice, and provide practical tips for students who may feel uncertain about their next…
News
Travel: Tips for multi-country trips abroad while keeping your bank account happy

22nd May 2024 By Georgia Pearson 0 366

Featured image: Georgia Pearson The summer break from university is approaching and conversations about travel plans can be heard across campus. But with the cost of living at a high, students and young people are looking for cheaper ways to travel this summer. Travelling to multiple countries during one trip can be a budget-friendly way…
Literature, Manchester
The LEGACY Issue: The Manchester poets laying down a more inclusive legacy

20th March 2024 By Georgia Pearson 0 157

Featured image: Laura Rooney-Harbottle Manchester has always been a city where literature has evolved. Famous names such as Lemn Sissay, Isabella Banks and Anthony Burgess are like landmarks along the Manchester Poetry Library’s shelves. Their works are some of the best examples of the city’s poetic output, classic and contemporary. Malika Booker and Kim Moore…
Literature, News
“I’m in a blissful state of shock”: April Yee and Tracey Slaughter scope Manchester Writing Competition £10,000 prizes

13th December 2023 By Georgia Pearson 0 657

Featured image and gallery: Gbemisola Elegunde April Yee and Tracey Slaughter have won the 2023 Manchester Writing Competition, chosen from thousands of worldwide applicants. Yee took home the top spot in the Manchester Fiction Prize, and Slaughter scooped the Manchester Poetry Prize in a gala prize-giving ceremony at the Manchester Poetry Library on Friday. Each…