Finding Hope After Fear: A Review of It Will All Come Right in the End
Ashling Podmore’s It Will All Come Right in the End is a personal memoir about surviving coercive control, navigating motherhood under emotional…
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Finding Grace: Gripping, Graceful and Heart-Shattering
Finding Grace: Gripping, Graceful and Heart-Shattering Written by Katie Barr To describe Finding Grace in one word feels almost impossible,…
A Love As Wide As The Wind: A Review Of Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
A Love As Wide As The Wind: A Review Of Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë Written Ashley Mclachlan Few novels…
“That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that your longings are universal longings, that you’re not lonely and isolated from anyone. You belong.”
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
Event Coverage and Highlights
A Dead Man, a WWII Heist, and Pure Serotonin: Operation Mincemeat Conquers Theatre Royal Nottingham
A Dead Man, a WWII Heist, and Pure Serotonin: Operation Mincemeat Conquers Theatre Royal Nottingham Written by Katie Barr Operation Mincemeat arrives at…
Love, Danger and Whitney: The Bodyguard Blows Nottingham Away
Love, Danger and Whitney: The Bodyguard Blows Nottingham Away Written by Katie Barr There are some musicals that ease an…
The Mission Is Mad, The Musical is Genius: Operation Mincemeat Comes to Nottingham
There are plenty of musicals based on films, books, pop stars and fairy tales. There are slightly fewer based on…