By Grace Atkinson Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy joined Gillian Clarke at the Director’s Suite of the Principal Hotel for an evening of poetry and critical discussion. The event titled ‘The People’s Poetry Lectures’, is the first of a series of lectures run by Manchester Metropolitan, featuring established writers presenting lectures on a poet of…
By JP Burns The Manchester Writing School at Manchester Metropolitan University hosts the annual Creative Writing Summer School at their current base, Number 70 Oxford Street. It’s a two day programme organised by manager of the Writing School James Draper and academic director Adam O’Riordan. It’s made up of a series of workshops and talks…
By JP Burns As one of the most prestigious prizes for unpublished work in the UK, the Manchester Writing Competition is a big event on the literary calendar and is once again open for entries. The prize was established in 2008 by Carol Ann Duffy, Creative Director of the Manchester Writing School and the UK’s…
Labour leader confirms party’s stance on student fees and gives his views on the ugliest issues in our society. Interview: Natalie Carragher Since changing the face of British politics last summer, Jeremy Corbyn remains a contender for the most scrutinised UK politician there has ever been. It seems like barely a week goes by without…
By Nguyen Bui Vu On November 21, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States released a plan to terminate major regulations that ensure equal access to Internet services, marking a path for companies to charge users more money to see certain content and to curtail access to some websites. The plan was drawn up…
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