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18 virtual events for all communties across Manchester - Vimarsana News

18 virtual events for all communties across Manchester

Manchester City of Literature is heading leads a creative lockdown festival of 18 virtual events from partners across the city The two week long celebration is centred around UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day (IMLD), which is takes place globally on 21 February. Manchester’s fourth annual IMLD event (16-28th February, 2021) is a collaborative celebration of the city’s impressive cultural diversity which sees almost 200 languages spoken, making it the ‘UK’s language capital’ and likely to be the most linguistically diverse city in Europe, according to research by t...

Dr Who actor to read lecturer's story at online literary event - Vimarsana News

Dr Who actor to read lecturer's story at online literary event

A SHORT story written by a senior lecturer in creative writing at Leeds Trinity University will be read by British actor Christopher Eccleston at an online literary event. Withen, a story by senior lecturer and internationally renowned novelist Martyn Bedford, who lives in Ilkley, has been selected by Emmy award-winning actor and ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston to be read at a live event promoting Protest: Stories of Resistance, an anthology of protest fiction and essays. Protest: Stories of Resistance explores and commemorates key moments of British defiance and resistance movements...

COLUMN: LITERATURE OF IMMEDIACY - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

COLUMN: LITERATURE OF IMMEDIACY - Newspaper

What is the equivalent of public poetry — verse written at white heat after a momentous event — in literary fiction? In a blog post about the 2015 Charlie Hebdo attack, Egyptian critic and novelist Sayed Tonsy Mahmoud turned to literary discussions in France. He proposed the useful term romans d’urgences. These are novels of urgency, emergency and immediacy. Yet, as he suggests, a potential problem with such responsive fiction (which I extend to include the conte, or short story, as well as the novel or roman) is that it simply reacts to current affairs. There is thus the danger of ephe...

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