Singaporean writer, archivist and educator Jennifer Anne Champion explores the intersections of textile art and the written word.
Inspired by everyday items in a beautiful city – from nature webcams to abandoned shopping lists
Writer and journalist Marcin Wilk explores the independent bookshops of Norwich and examines the role that they play in our communities.
Valur Gunnarsson explores history, heritage and literature as he walks along the coasts of Norfolk and Reykjavík
Casper Rhodes-Leeder produces a poem inspired by webcams, online learning and working from home
Small climate details in our writing can have a wider positive effect on our community and environment, says Freya Cushing
Recommended reading lists from our UNESCO City of Literature Virtual Writers in Residence
Try out this step-by-step process for writing non-fiction, biography or memoir
Forward Prize-winning writer Vahni Capildeo shares their best advice for aspiring writers
Five tips to improve your writing and make the world a bit greener
In a world of screens and questionable wi-fi connections, Valur Gunnarsson recommends spending more time thinking than writing
From scrapping your routine to creating a literary collage
Staying connected during Covid-19
Thomas Heerma van Voss on the podcast
by Amelia Platt
Two new virtual writers in residence from the UNESCO City of Literature network
Kate Griffin talks to our former writer in residence
Bregje Hofstede is on the podcast
Motoyuki Shibata is on the podcast
Vahur Afanasjev joins us on the podcast
Nuril Basri’s journey to becoming a writer
We talk to Ekaterina Petrova on this week’s podcast
Top tips from Agustinus Wibowo and Suzanne Joinson
In conversation with Kate Griffin
Exploring the origins of their silkpunk novellas
Paid writing space for a woman writer in partnership with the Royal Society of Literature
by Ivanka Mogilska
Talking to Kate Griffin
by Dragon Hall writer in residence Jeongrye Choi
‘For me, Norwich is the perfect place for story hunters.’
Devote time to writing in Spring 2019
Introducing Choi Jeongrye and Jun Sung Hyun from Korea
A look back at our fantastic visitors to Norwich UNESCO City of Literature this year
Korean writer Paik Gahuim spends two months in Norwich
‘For me the name Norwich had been connected to Norwich football club and W.G. Sebald’
Atar J. Hadari, Kari Dickson and Ruth Clarke on their experience at Cove Park
A two-part conversation about Aoko Matsuda, one of Japan’s most promising young writers.
Angel Igov on his writing residency in Norwich
Somrita Urni Ganguly on her Cove Park residency
‘Norwich has inspired me with its authenticity’
‘I fell in love with Norwich once I stepped on its roads’
On Indonesian literature, addressing taboos and increasing literacy rates among young people
The Japanese writer and translator is one of our next writers-in-residence
The writer, editor and translator looks forward to her residency in Norwich
Call for applications
A fascination with St Julian
An introduction from our Korean writer in residence
Mariko Nagai ends her residency in Norwich UNESCO City of Literature
Mariko Nagai discovers Norwich’s voices
An introduction from our second Japanese writer in residence
Introducing Mariko Nagai
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