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Wuthering Heights’ portrayal of love was revolutionary – and it’s as moving now as ever

By Nadia Whiston

Written & Spoken Word.
Review
Well Lit: ‘Elise’, Still Unknown

By Hannah Emadian

Theatre & Dance. Bristol.
Review
Quartier Perdu: witty, genuinely unsettling and unashamedly literary

By Mike Farren

Written & Spoken Word. Manchester.
Review
“A spectacle that will eventually break your heart”: Virginie Despentes’ Vernon Subutex 1

By Nadia Whiston

Written & Spoken Word.
Review
Well Lit: ‘Paris was a woman’, Bristol its admirer

By Hannah Emadian

Written & Spoken Word. Bristol.
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A new love for an ancient art: Paradise Bride @ Hamilton House’s Storytelling Sundays

By Keira Hunt

Theatre & Dance. Bristol.
Interview
A Q&A with poet Polly Atkin for WildLines @ The Leeds Library

By Richard Smyth

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review
Well Lit: Remi Kanazi @ Palestine Museum, Bristol

By Hannah Emadian

Written & Spoken Word. Bristol.
Review
Keisha Thompson’s Man on the Moon: A considered and crafted love letter

By Ciarán Hodgers

Written & Spoken Word. Liverpool.
Review
Fiction meets biography in Reinhard Kleist’s graphic novel about Nick Cave

By Michael Sutton

Art & Photography.
Review
Banthology: Short stories from the nations Trump wants silenced

By Ella Milburn

Written & Spoken Word. Manchester.

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