Andrew David Barker was born in Derby, England in 1975. He is a writer and filmmaker. He is the author of The Electric and the novella D...

I've come to the party late in reviewing Abda Khan's first novel, Stained . But seeing Abda speak at the recent Everybody's Re...

John Martin began his talk by explaining that crime fiction began with ‘The Murders in the Rue Morgue’ published in 1841. This short stor...

Time is of the Essence: Three poets launch their latest collections at Five Leaves Bookshop, Nottingham and help celebrate National Poetry D...

The Mars Room is Rachel Kushner’s third novel, short-listed for this year’s Man Booker Prize. It centres on Romy Hall, her experiences i...

At the beginning of the workshop (an Everybody's Reading event) we were asked what image came to mind when we heard the word ‘change’...

American writer Carrie Etter has lived in England since 2001 and taught Creative Writing at Bath Spa University since 2004.  She has pub...

Miles Burrows was born in Leicester in the 1930s. Last year he published his second book of poetry  after a gap of fifty years. These eig...

Reuben Woolley’s some time we are heroes invites and almost forces a new way of reading. His style breaks rules and defies convention, n...