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    Four things Evie Wyld told us about herself and her writing

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    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….

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    The People’s Budget

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    By Neil Harrison As George Osborne’s budget statement is dissected in all corners of the media this evening, numerous groups of campaigners and protestors will be descending on Manchester to deliver an alternative budget of their own. Organised by Manchester People’s Assembly, a number of campaign groups from around the region will come together to…

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    Review: Sarah’s Key by Tatiana De Rosnay

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    By Naomi Daniel I first came across this book in June, last year, when it was given to me as a birthday gift. Not knowing the beauty that would spill from its pages, it simply joined the ever-increasing library of books in my bedroom, collecting dust on my shelf. After remembering it existed, I had…

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    The Blue Tortoise

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    Words by: Sadna Choudhury My shoelace is gone off. I can’t tie it like Mummy can. It is getting dark outside. Big, tall lights in the sky have come on. I can’t see Mummy. Where is Mummy and Auntie Dee? Tommy said to wait, but I saw the blue tortoise and it was blue and…

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    How Should Young People Burst The Westminster Bubble?

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    Words and Photographs by Neil Harrison The iDebate, Manchester Town Hall, 11th March: ‘A Generation of Young People Is Right To Give Up On Westminster Politics’? Arguably, the most striking element of this week’s iDebate was the prevalent consensus. Each of the Independent journalists and columnists on the debating panel acknowledged the fact that the current model of…

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