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    Manchester Writing Welcomes Deborah Alma: The Emergency Poet

    21st March 2016 By 0 430

    By Jamie Ryder Manchester Metropolitan University’s Manchester Writing series welcomed special guest poet Deborah Alma last Thursday night. The event was hosted by the Manchester Writing School and took place at the Anthony Burgess Foundation. Manchester Writing is a series that examines the techniques authors use and offers a debate about their work. Deborah Alma…

  • Manchester, Review

    Crazy Pedro’s Part-Time Pizza Parlour Review

    20th March 2016 By 0 1972

    By Jessica Carruthers Food and alcohol is always a good idea. At ‘Crazy Pedro’s Part-time Pizza Parlour’ you can enjoy the luxuries of both in a cool, relaxed environment. No complaints here. On first hearing about Pedro’s I was slightly confused. Is it a restaurant? Is it a bar? What is this strange place? So to…

  • Creative

    Sunset

    20th March 2016 By 0 157

    By Will Kellock I watched the sun bleed, Spilling blood onto the horizon. As it slipped into unconsciousness, All around stood silent, Their mourning garb already fitted And the funeral dirge quietly played. Above this murderous scene A pale smile grinned, Maniacal, with menace in its expression; The overlord, the bringer of pain. It is…

  • News

    When I Was Young, I Wanted To Be A Paleontologist

    19th March 2016 By 0 157

    By Will Kellock My recent book acquirements have been somewhat different to purchases of past. Usually, upon entering any branch of Waterstones, I aim straight for the shelf containing Nietzsche, Tolkien, or anything remotely linked to the Gothic or Horror. However, recently, I’ve taken a turn into something slightly more obscure: a book on walking,…

  • Lifestyle, Manchester, News, Review

    Encountering Corpses with Humanities in Public

    19th March 2016 By 0 243

    By Daniel J Broadley Following the success of the first instalment of ‘Encountering Corpses’ in 2014, Manchester Metropolitan University’s (Manchester Met) Humanities in Public (HiP) Festival has resurrected the event for an open discussion on all things to do with the dead. This time, the event took place in the Manchester crematorium, HiP Festival Co-Ordinator, Helen Darby…

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