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    The Manchester Writing School Presents: Ben Masters and Nicholas Royle

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    The International Anthony Burgess Foundation adopted a much more festive feel as it played host to the Manchester Writing School’s Ben Masters and Nicholas Royle. Among the mince pies and mulled wine, the night’s main speaker Ben Masters took to the stage to deliver an extract from his debut novel Noughties. First published in 2012 with…

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    An Unreachable Dream?

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    Professor Pnina Werbner, The Tragedy of Global Citizenship – Beyond The Arab Spring, Manchester Metropolitan University.  Where did it all go wrong? It is a question, one suspects, that will trouble socio-political theory for some time to come. How was it that, for an all too brief time, what appeared to be a genuine global…

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    Interning In The Fashion Industry – How Far Are You Willing To Go?

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      Words by Florence Hardy To be paid, or not to be paid? If you’re looking for a temporary paid position, then you might as well give up. The sad reality of an industry with an estimated worth of £21 billion a year within the UK, is that hardly anyone in the high-end sector of…

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    Creolization and The Making of Global Society

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    Living with difference: creolization and the making of global society – the second public lecture in the Global Societies series, Monday 25th November as part of the Humanities in Public programme at MMU. Professor Robin Cohen, Emeritus Professor at the University of Oxford, took a diverse Manchester audience through the fascinating history of creolization –…

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    Palestine by Joe Sacco, a Review

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    Book Review: Palestine by Joe Sacco Words by Chantelle Salkeld Palestine by Joe Sacco is no ordinary comic book. We usually associate this medium with stories of fantasy, capes and bright costumes, something to be read light-heartedly. Instead, Sacco portrays the harsh truths of his two-month experience in Palestine during 1991-2, via many heartfelt images…

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