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Hundreds of events for adults, teenagers and children feature authors, illustrators, musicians, poets, policians, thinkers, prize-winners and rising stars every August.
Returning for its third year, Stories and Scran celebrates the dynamic and thought-provoking work created by participants in Citizen, our long-term creative programme offering local people a platform to explore identity and place. Enjoy a snack and a...
Star of BBC’s Daily Kitchen Live and activist Jack Monroe teaches us the true meaning of self-care in Good Food for Bad Days. In I Heard What You Said, Jeffrey Boakye examines the structural racism behind prejudiced statements he’s encountered. And...
Tempt your palate with delicious books by two expert foodies. Ghillie Başan has written over 40 critically lauded culinary guides. A Taste of the Highlands introduces artisans, farmers and fishermen from the region and shares 100 recipes both...
To call Jack Monroe a cookbook writer would be to undersell her by several degrees of magnitude. From being a struggling single mother on a microbudget, she has built a career helping those who society has left behind. Fresh from pressuring supermarkets...
The viral essay that launched Michelle Zauner’s New York Times bestseller, Crying in H Mart, describes her searching the shelves of a Korean supermarket for memories of her mother. Zauner is the singer and guitarist behind indie band Japanese...