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Literature · Nanjing

Manchester Writer Anita Sethi selected for Nanjing City of Literature Residency - Manchester City of Literature

We’re delighted that Manchester writer Anita Sethi has been selected for a writing residency in Nanjing City of Literature. The residency is for 12 days in Nanjing, China and the selected writers will take part in a 3-day literary symposium alongside 40 of China’s leading writers. The writers will visit cultural attractions in Nanjing, including the world renowned Librarie Avant-Garde bookshop as well as being introduced to Nanjing publishers. J…Read Article

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Griot Gabriel shortlisted for Best Single Performed Poem at the Forward Prizes 2025 - Manchester City of Literature

We’re thrilled that Griot Gabriel’s poem ‘Where I’m From’, performed at Slamovision 2024, has been shortlisted for Best Single Poem – Performed. The Forward Prizes for Poetry are the most influential awards for new poetry in the UK and Ireland, honouring bold new voices alongside internationally celebrated names. First awarded in 1992, the Prizes have recognised some of the most iconic poets of the last 30+ years — including Simon Armitage, Tho…Read Article

Manchester City of Literature is recruiting for a Communications Officer - Manchester City of Literature

Independent charity Manchester City of Literature is looking for a dynamic part-time Communications Officer to work with our Director of External Affairs starting August/September 2025. Working in a small team, but spanning a global partnership network, the Communications Officer will coordinate external communications for Manchester City of Literature, including: key project communications with a chance to work on projects such as Festival of L…Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

Light Echo - A new poem by Manchester City Poet Nóra Blascsók - Manchester City of Literature

Light Echo is a new poem commissioned by Manchester City of Literature for Festival of Libraries 2025. Light Echo A girl sat at E2 looks up at the light bursting through the glass dome, therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding. 90 years ago, six-year-old Joan from Moss Side saw the King here, not expecting to return, aged sixty, to write her first essay on local history. The girl’s skipped breakfast, can’t focus on ecolo…Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

Manchester City of Literature is now Living Wage Employer accredited - Manchester City of Literature

What being a Living Wage Employer means As an accredited Living Wage Employer, you can be a leading UK employer, supporting employees with a decent standard of living and driving up standards to tackle in-work poverty. We’re committed to paying a real Living Wage to all of our employees and contracted workers. We have also joined a movement of thousands of responsible businesses who have chosen to transform millions of people’s lives by doing th…Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

International Programme: Writers in Residence in Granada open for 2025 - Manchester City of Literature

Granada UNESCO City of Literature, a program under the Department of Culture of the Granada City Council, in collaboration with the University of Granada—through the Vice-Rectorate for University Extension, the Vice-Rectorate for Internationalization, and the Vice-Rectorate for Social Responsibility, Equality, and Inclusion—announces a new edition of its International Writers in Residence Programme in Granada. This initiative aims to strengthen …Andalusia, Spain · Andalusia Read Article

Manchester City Poet Nora Blascsók performs at Barcelona Poesía 2025 - Manchester City of Literature

Nóra Blascsók is a Hungarian poet based in Manchester. Her work has appeared in a number of magazines and anthologies including Magma, The Rialto, Perverse, Shearsman and Bath Magg among others. Her debut pamphlet ‘of work’ was published by Broken Sleep Books in 2022. I was asked to perform at the 40th Barcelona International Poetry Festival (Barcelona Poesía) as part of my commission as City Poet earlier this year. Manchester and Barcelona an…Manchester City · Manchester Read Article

Call for applications for the Prague City of Literature 2026 creative two-month residency program - Manchester City of Literature

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Residency applications to write in Wonju, South Korea for 8 weeks are now open - Manchester City of Literature

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The Festival of Libraries, Greater Manchester 2025 - Talking About My Generation

Our reporter Gill James enjoys the Festival of Libraries, Greater Manchester 2025.Books · Manchester See the Story

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