Latest Breaking News On - Books that made - Page 2 : comparemela.com

A new photography exhibition at the Frenchgate Shopping Centre celebrates Doncaster's love for literature

Searching For a New Chapter in a Dire Part of History

High notes to end Bocas Lit Fest evenings

High notes to end Bocas Lit Fest evenings Mervyn Morris - Despite continued restrictions on gatherings, the 2021 NGC Bocas Lit Fest will stay true to its usual social and cultural evening fare in its 2021 all-virtual festival. The three festival days – April 23-25 – all close with engaging celebrations of music, Caribbean literature, and prize-winners’ announcements. After a decade of annual literary celebration, festival-goers have become accustomed to nightly wrap-up sessions fitting of the largest literary festival in the Caribbean, and this year will be no exception, albeit in virtual form, said a media release from the NGC Bocas Lit Fest. Edward Baugh -

Compendium of Bristol's curiosities to be released

“The toppling of Edward Colston’s statue in the city centre last June prompted an increased interest in Bristol’s history,” says Michael, who is also co-founder of the Bristol Short Story Prize and is an organiser of the Bristol Festival of Literature. “It made me think that it was time for a revaluation, and I’ve very much tried to look at Bristol from ‘below’, hence the items included in the book.” Anyone who pre-orders will receive a signed copy of the book, which will be posted on or before 22 March. Image: Bristol Books Michael has written four history books about Bristol. He has also written three novels, with his debut work of fiction