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Spotlight on…Bookshops in Norwich UNESCO City of Literature
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Norwich City of Literature
‘How (not) to take a walk in Norwich City’ by Clara Chow
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International
Meet the World
Residencies
Walking Norwich
‘The Crowd in the Quiet’ by Joheun Lee
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International
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‘Playing with the senses’ by Melanie Lee
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East Anglian Book Awards 2025 shortlist announced
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‘A CASTLE FROM AFAR’ by Melanie Lee
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International
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Horror and landscape in ‘The Homecoming’
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Early Career Resources
Horror
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Irenosen Okojie on the connections between folklore and horror
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Early Career Resources
Horror
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‘The writer, the wanderer’ by Esther Vincent Xueming
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International
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‘The Art of Writing Poetry’ by Inbha
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Spotlight on…Libraries & Collections in Norwich UNESCO City of Literature
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Norwich City of Literature
Eight emerging literary translators join our international mentorships programme 2025/26
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Literary Translation
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‘A Girl Named Julian’ by Evie Parker Hornsby
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New Writing
Norwich City of Literature
Poetry
Norwich UNESCO City of Literature launches campaign to place reading and writing at the heart of city development
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Norwich City of Literature
Literature professionals announced for International Literature Exchange programme
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ILX10
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National Centre for Writing awarded lottery funding to reveal Dragon Hall’s hidden stories
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Planners vs. Pantsers: Two types of crime writers
Planners vs. Pantsers: Two types of crime writers
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Crime Fiction
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Imogen Hermes Gowar recommends ten historical novels
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Historical Fiction
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The importance of setting in fiction
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Fiction
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Interviewing checklist for non-fiction writing
Interviewing subjects for non-fiction: a beginner’s checklist
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Non-fiction
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Five surprising ways to incorporate archival research into your writing
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Historical Fiction
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Three lists to help generate writing ideas Molly Naylor
Stuck for writing ideas? Try this list exercise
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Scriptwriting
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The flesh and bones of historical writing
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Historical Fiction
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Why self-publishing works: JD Kirk and Jen Barrett offer their advice and insight
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