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The Trip To Echo Spring

24th March 2014 By aAh! 0 160

This week saw Olivia Laing visit Manchester to discuss her new book The Trip To Echo Spring. The evening, hosted by Andrew Biswell, professor of Modern Literature at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), is the latest in a series of free author events held by the International Anthony Burgess Foundation in collaboration with the Manchester Writing…
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Rooting for success – The Big Dig at MMU

21st March 2014 By aAh! 0 259

By Sarah Douglas Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) was recently awarded status of one of the UK’s greenest universities. Slap bang in the middle of one of the largest Cities in the UK, with the Mancunian Way cutting a swathe through the heart of the campus; you could be scratching your head as to how such…
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An African Afternoon

21st March 2014 By aAh! 0 177

Students of the Politics department at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) were treated to a discussion session with a theme around international development and poverty in Africa. The event was organised by MMU principal lecturer in Politics, Dr Janet Mather. In her introduction, Dr Mather explained that the afternoon had been organised for the benefit of…
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If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It

20th March 2014 By aAh! 0 447

Cosmetics or cosmetic surgery? Tummy crunch or tummy tuck? Boost bra or boob job? In the words of Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Dr Melanie Latham “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” This is the title of her meticulously researched lecture focusing on the 2010 scandal in France surrounding PIP breast implants. Even four years…
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Four things Evie Wyld told us about herself and her writing

19th March 2014 By aAh! 0 169

By Sam Green At a packed International Anthony Burgess Foundation, the Manchester Writing School at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) hosted Evie Wyld, John Llewellyn Rhys Prize winning writer, and author of All the Birds Singing. Compering the evening was MMU’s own Gregory Norminton. There were also readings of new fiction from two up and coming students from the Writing School….

The Trip To Echo Spring

Rooting for success – The Big Dig at MMU

An African Afternoon

If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It

Four things Evie Wyld told us about herself and her writing

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