Featured image: Megan Levick Cornwall-based national award-winning publisher Guillemot Press ventured North to Manchester Poetry Library on Thursday, to showcase the work of three of their recently published poets, Genevieve Carver (Birds / Humans / Machines / Dolphins), Nina Mingya Powles (Slipstitch) and Maia Elsner (Colours of Mourning). The evening celebrated the work of Martha…
Featured image: Harry Platt Sabina Sloman, an American post-doctoral researcher and avid cyclist, is a member of Bee Pedal Ready, a community interest company founded by Manchester’s mayor of cycling, Belinda Everett. Bee Pedal Ready creates a supportive space for women to learn about cycling and aims to diversify the sport by addressing its gender…
Featured image: John Keir Comma Press celebrated their latest short story collection with an author reading and Q&A at Contact Theatre in Manchester as part of the 2024 Manchester Literature Festival. PhD student at the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies and former aAh! Magazine Editorial Assistant Brontë Schiltz, is featured in the collection. Brontë’s short…
Featured image: Manchester Metropolitan University Manchester Met is joining the global UN Women 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign with a powerful festival of events designed to inspire change through poetry and literature. The campaign will run from 25th November, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, to 10th December, Human…
Featured image: Lights Up A night-time bike ride through Manchester will see women and girls take to the streets to raise awareness of cycling safety and gender disparity in the sport. The Lights Up ride, led by Belinda Everett, Manchester’s first Bicycle Mayor, will take place on Saturday 9th November, celebrating the city’s status as the first…
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