I have been meaning to write a few more reviews of books from Verso that I love for a while. They may …
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LIVERPOOL RESPONDS TO DECREASING NUMBERS OF WORKING-CLASS ARTS WORKERS WITH FLAGSHIP PROJECT AND EXHIBITION: LIGHTS UP ON LIVERPOOL ArtsGroupie CIC have teamed …
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It is the time of year again where thoughts turn to Women in Translation Month. While founder Maytal Radzinski has hinted at …
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Today marks Day 6 of the Strokestown-Liverpool Walk by Liverpool Irish Festival and Artsgroupie. Conceived as part of their work on the …
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This Their Eyes Were Watching God review was written for the 1937 Club, which highlights books published in that year. Head over …
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Whether you are a long-term fan of Yuko Tsushima or have yet to discover her, this Of Dogs and Walls review is …
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Although news and social media might be taking up a lot of attention at present, sometimes our understanding of a complex situation …
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Here at ten million hardbacks, indies get a lot of love! Some of my favourite books have been discovered via the #ReadIndies …
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Across the Water is part two of Jack Byrne’s planned trilogy of stories that examine Liverpool and Ireland’s political and social history …
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Well, COVID finally caught up with us, and February’s reading and writing plans all went out the window! I was lucky enough …
