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Review
Review: inner city electronic Festival 2020

By Will Baldwin Pask

Music. Leeds.
Review
Why Women Read Fiction – Helen Taylor at Leeds Lit Fest

By Meg Rowley

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review
Review: Little Wimmin @ HOME

By Beth Farrell

Theatre & Dance. Manchester.
Column
Spoken Word Column: International Women’s Day 2020

By Matt Abbott

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review
“A compelling entry point to an underappreciated medium” – ‘Temporary Spaces’ reviewed

By Sam Phasey

Written & Spoken Word. London.
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Preview
Preview: Inner City Electronic 2020

By Will Baldwin Pask

Music. Leeds.
Review
‘The Green Floor’ @ Hyde Park Book Club

By Diana Sofronieva

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Column
Write. North. – interview with poet Matt Abbott

By Karen Tobias-Green

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Column
Obscure Geographies #5: St. Thomas’s Long Burial Ground

By Michael Sutton

Community. London.
Comment
‘Relevant Excellence’: Slung Low’s Alan Lane on the future of arts funding

By Alan Lane

Community. Leeds.
What's On
Northern Fiction Alliance Roadshow: Leeds Lit Fest 2020

By Comma Press

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.

Review
‘The Book of Newcastle’ – reviewed

By Meg Rowley

Written & Spoken Word. Newcastle.
Column
FYI: Ellie Hoskins, artist

By The State of The Arts

Liverpool.
Review
‘Visual Rights’ @ Open Eye Gallery

By Kezia Davies

Art & Photography. Liverpool.
Interview
‘What Happened to Agnes’ – singer Nishla Smith on music and memory

By Joanie Magill

Music. Liverpool.
Review
The Political History of Smack and Crack @ HOME

By Malak El-Gonemy

Theatre & Dance. Manchester.
Review
Brad Stank @ The Zanzibar Club

By David Bond

Music. Liverpool.

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