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These Seven

4/5 ( ratings)

These Seven Nottingham writers cover a lot of ground.

John Harvey visits his traditional world of crime with a story more domestic than usual, Megan Taylor spends time in Old Market Square waiting for someone whose arrival might change her life, graphic novelist Brick imagines a Nottingham version of Simeon the Stylite living at the top of the Aspire sculpture, Paula Rawsthorne finds that being a child of a refugee brings its own problems, and Alison Moore realises that a weekend away is not always idyllic. Meantime Shreya Sen Handley's Indian family discovers something going on at the bottom of their garden, and Alan Sillitoe is back on the streets of Nottingham, where this all began.

Language: English

Pages: 112

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Five Leaves Bookshop

Release: July 17, 2015

ISBN: 1910170208

ISBN 13: 9781910170205

These Seven

4/5 ( ratings)

These Seven Nottingham writers cover a lot of ground.

John Harvey visits his traditional world of crime with a story more domestic than usual, Megan Taylor spends time in Old Market Square waiting for someone whose arrival might change her life, graphic novelist Brick imagines a Nottingham version of Simeon the Stylite living at the top of the Aspire sculpture, Paula Rawsthorne finds that being a child of a refugee brings its own problems, and Alison Moore realises that a weekend away is not always idyllic. Meantime Shreya Sen Handley's Indian family discovers something going on at the bottom of their garden, and Alan Sillitoe is back on the streets of Nottingham, where this all began.

Language: English

Pages: 112

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Five Leaves Bookshop

Release: July 17, 2015

ISBN: 1910170208

ISBN 13: 9781910170205

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