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‘A Love Letter to Norwich’ by Nabeela Ahmed
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Norwich City of Literature
Residencies
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Breeze Barrington
How to evoke the past in your historical writing
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Historical Fiction
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Watch ‘Poetry, Planet and Presence’
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Meet the World
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Stories of humanity & connection: Jenni Fagan on The Delusions
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Sharing stories: A reading list inspired by visual arts
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Norwich City of Literature
Call for applications: New Dutch Writing Residency (Norwich, 2026)
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Norwich City of Literature
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Residencies
Meet the future of literary translation: Emerging Translators Showcase 25/26
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International
Literary Translation
Yan Ge recommends five books for short story writers
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Four essential insights from London Book Fair 2026
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Literary Translation
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The path to publication: Grace Murray on Blank Canvas
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Watch ‘Meet the World: Words That Remember’
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Apply for a stall at the City of Literature Publishing Fair
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London Book Fair: A Survival Guide
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Literary Translation
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Wonder and Loss: Writing Grief and Memoir with Sam Meekings
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The Writing Life
Watch ‘Meet the World: Writing the Family’
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editing a novel
Editing a novel
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Go all in: A reading list for young adventurers
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‘That Winter, Norwich’ by Choi Ji-In, translated by Dasom Yang
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Literary Translation
Meet the World
Norwich City of Literature
The Big Give 2026: Double your difference for local young readers and writers
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Norwich City of Literature
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Family and Caribbean folklore: Celeste Mohammed on Ever Since We Small
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Fiction
The Writing Life
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Peggy Hughes to step down from the National Centre for Writing after eight transformative years
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Call for applications: Norwich–Jakarta circular residency (Jakarta, 2026)
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Norwich City of Literature
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‘Florrie’ wins East Anglian Book of the Year 2025
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‘Let the Wench Sing: Discovering Boudica’ by Esther Vincent Xueming
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