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    Gothic Manchester Festival presents Twisted Tales of the North with Andrew Michael Hurley

    26th October 2016 By 0 232

    Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. By Agota Justkaite This year’s Gothic Manchester Festival welcomed newly appointed Manchester Met Lecturer in Creative Writing Andrew Michael Hurley to speak about his award winning debut novel The Loney. The popular annual Twisted Tales of the North event in…

  • Entertainment, Review

    Review: I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh

    25th October 2016 By 0 83

    Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. If you liked Girl on the Train, you’ll love I Let You Go By Helen Heath Image: ClareMackintosh.com There’s a plethora of crime thriller novels out there, but finding one that really draws you wholeheartedly into another world is tricky….

  • Creative

    Poem: Seeds of the Soil

    24th October 2016 By 1 155

    Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. By Atika Baji You are not a Himalayan tea leaf Uprooted, dispersed, scattered Angrily brewed in white waters drunk then discarded. You are not an Indian honey mango Plucked, squeezed, packed Ravaged by foreign tongues skin tossed away. You are…

  • Sport

    Sport: Altrincham manager slams players after 2-0 defeat

    24th October 2016 By 0 212

    “No-one is safe,” Jim Harvey warns his players after a disappointing defeat against AFC Telford. By Lauren Brassington Having watched his players stumble to a 2-0 home defeat against AFC Telford on Saturday, Altrincham FC manager Jim Harvey warned: “No players are safe”. Six weeks after taking over the Moss Lane hotseat, Harvey confessed he…

  • News

    Witney by-election: Did it really matter?

    21st October 2016 By 0 169

    Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. By Luke Goodstadt By-elections in British politics tend to serve two purposes. Firstly, and formally, they are to elect a new Member of Parliament after the resignation, removal or passing of the sitting member. In the case of Witney 2016…

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