Libraries gave us power – Manic Street Preachers So far in this occasional series I’ve talked about how George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four …
DISCLAIMER: Before reading this A Pleasure and a Calling review, I definitely would not recommend this book if you are in the …
CHECK IN: Last weekend, staying in my friend’s cottage in Sale, I had the luxury of being able to read the book …
On the eve of showing new work at Candid Arts in Islington, London, ten million hardbacks caught up with Chester-born artist Gary Roberts to …
What a funky lady Ms. Sandi Hughes happens to be. She has been documenting the LGBT gay scene in Liverpool since the …
It is easy to feel adrift on a tide of mediocrity at times. Easy to heed the words of Oscar Wilde when …
Family portraits are some of the most surreal forced expressions of togetherness. Aching smiles and laboured enthusiasm; in some cases to hide deep-rooted …
Joan Burnett has been a Trustee of Liverpool Pride since 2010 and is part of team that runs Pride at the Pictures …
Had I not read Emma Larkin’s wonderful Finding George Orwell in Burma in 2013, I wouldn’t have gone looking for further reading …
Established May Day 1974, News From Nowhere celebrated forty years in business in 2014. Forty years of supplying the people of Liverpool …
Sometimes a simple statement, a simple phrase, can have maximum impact. Less can indeed be sometimes more. A match when struck and …
