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19 Oct

Sisterwives: Rachel Connor & Womanswrite

Rachel Connor’s compelling debut novel weaves together a moving tale of love, faith and redemption through the lives of two women married to the same man. It moves through past and present, city and community, following a tangled web of … Read more

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Commonword at Manchester Literature Festival

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24 Sep 2011

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14 Oct

Commonword Poetry Factor

COMMONWORD POETRY FACTOR Part of Manchester Literature Festival Talent-spotted young performance poets from across the north enter our pitching competition in a bid to convince our panel of distinguished judges (poets and promoters Helen Clare , Baba Israel , Segun … Read more

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How To Weave Time – Photos

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3 Feb 2011

The launch of Anwen Lewis’ debut collection of poetry How To Weave Time took place at the Green Room on 26th February 2011. There were two readings, both well attended and  well received. Anwen’s  reading told the story of how … Read more

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Love v Lust – The Tour

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2 Jan 2011

We’ll be publishing photos from all future events, so we thought we’d start off with a few photos from events in the last three or four years, to give you a flavour of what we do. As a lot of … Read more

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