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Tiny Manyings for Riddley

Tiny Manyings for Riddley

Artist Julieann Worrall Hood and researcher Paul March-Russell will be discussing Paul’s research and his interest in Russell Hoban’s Riddley Walker. They will also be discussing how Julieann will respond […]

18 November 202018 November 2020 Booking, Films, get involved1 Comment on Tiny Manyings for Riddley

Thanks!

There is still the SaveAs Writers competition results tonight and Distance Drift: future archaeology walk tomorrow. A big thanks from Andrew M. Butler, Feral Practice, Paul March-Russell and Sonia Overall […]

24 October 202018 November 2020 Events, get involved1 Comment on Thanks!

Distance Drift: future archaeology walk

Sunday 25th October 2020, 10am, Twitter The pandemic has meant that we are taking our day with Riddley Walker online – to request the link to view the events on […]

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Session Four: Dominic Power and Festival Read Book Club

The pandemic has meant that we are taking our day with Riddley Walker online – to request the link to view these events, please click here. This will be sent to […]

11 October 202022 October 2020 Events, get involved1 Comment on Session Four: Dominic Power and Festival Read Book Club
POSTApocalypse: SaveAs Writers competition longlists announced

POSTApocalypse: SaveAs Writers competition longlists announced

This year’s SaveAs Writers International prose and poetry competitions took on a post-apocalyptic theme in honour of our Riddley Walker celebrations. Entries were received from around the globe, with longlisted […]

11 October 202011 October 2020 Competitions, get involved1 Comment on POSTApocalypse: SaveAs Writers competition longlists announced
Call for responses: how Riddley Walker speaks to you

Call for responses: how Riddley Walker speaks to you

Riddley Walker was first published in 1980. Forty years on, we celebrate the legacy of this cult novel and consider how it continues to speak to and resonate with us. […]

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