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Black Writers Network's Ioney Smallhorne Talks New Anthology When We Speak
Sat 07 Jul 2018When We Speak: An Anthology of Black Writing in Nottingham is a new collection showcasing the work of nine poets from the city’s Black Writers Network. The pamphlet, edited by Panya Banjoko and published by New Art Exchange in association with Nottingham Black Archive, “challenges how blackness is seen or is expected to be seen” and aims to raise awareness of the continuing rich literary tradition of the African Caribbean community in Nottingham. We caught up with one of the poets included in the book: writer, filmmaker, and educator Ioney Smallhorne…
Nottingham Peacebuilders Anthology: Call for Submissions
Wed 06 Sept 2017Nottingham Peacebuilders are concluding their programme of peace-related events by inviting writers to contribute to an anthology based on the theme of small acts of kindness change the world. Reckon you’re up for getting stuck in? We thought so.
Quiet Riot Collected Anthology Launch at Nottingham Poetry Festival in Photos
Thu 11 May 2017We got down to the launch of Quiet Riot Collected; the anthology of poetry created by a collective who communicate non-verbally, headed by Nottingham's Maresa MacKeith. To find out more about the collective, read our interview with Maresa...
Hand Job Zine Anthology Launch at The Chameleon
Tue 21 Mar 2017Dark times are ahead for zine fans. After years of sticking two fingers up at the man, Hand Job zine are shutting down the presses for an indefinite amount of time. But in spite of their planned hiatus, the press decided to go out with a bang: Friday 3 March marked the launch of the Hand Job Zine Anthology. Never one to miss a party, I decided to pop down to see the old lot off. I paid my £3 entry, got my hand stamped, slammed back a tequila shot, and dove into the punky, home-grown fun.
To End All Wars
Thu 10 Jul 2014"The anthology covers an immense amount of ground, aiming to bring perspectives other than 'the British soldier and his life in the trenches'"