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Maggie Gee in Conversation with Gregory Norminton

5th December 2014 By aAh! 0 182

By Jamie Ryder If creativity represents an ocean, then the written word flows as a river towards its source. Literature is the beating heart that supplies knowledge to the body of society. Writers are a unique breed and no two are the same. It seemed only fitting, therefore, that a particular writer should speak about…
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‘Get On Up’ Film Review

5th December 2014 By aAh! 0 176

By Lucas Berry Get On Up is Tate Taylor’s biopic drama of the late James Brown. The film charts Brown’s rise to fame, from his complex and impoverished childhood to god-like status in music. While demonstrating the large body of music Brown was responsible for, the film does not condense the rich tapestry of his…
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The Luke Bitmead Bursary Award 2014

4th December 2014 By aAh! 0 274

By Jacqueline Grima In August of this year, after receiving half a dozen or so rejections from literary agents, I decided to submit the manuscript of my unpublished novel, Coming Second, to the Luke Bitmead Bursary, a free-to-enter annual competition for unpublished novelists that specifically targets writers whose personal circumstances such as disability, a caring…
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In Conversation with Sally Wainwright

3rd December 2014 By aAh! 0 206

By Ruth Cornish BAFTA-award winning Sally Wainwright is one of the most celebrated current writers on British TV. On Friday afternoon, Manchester Metropolitan University had the honour of being her host. For an hour she took part in a question and answer session with the university’s own scriptwriting lecturer, Julie Wilkinson, along with many students…
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Football, Culture & Capital

2nd December 2014 By aAh! 0 223

By Jake Shepherd “When you arrive in England for football it’s a paradise.” – Eric Cantona The above quotation, used to describe English football and made by the iconic Manchester United forward ‘King Eric’, was the embodiment of David Goldblatt’s keynote speech at the Football and Culture conference held at Manchester Metropolitan University. Corresponding with…

Maggie Gee in Conversation with Gregory Norminton

‘Get On Up’ Film Review

The Luke Bitmead Bursary Award 2014

In Conversation with Sally Wainwright

Football, Culture & Capital

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