Congratulations to the brilliant winning writers from our WW1 children’s writing competition. From left to right: Elisei Ulrich-Oltean, Theo Burkhill-Howarth, Daniel Ingram-Brown (judge), Benjamin Searle, Susan Burnett (judge), Evie May Richards, Emma Madden, Sacha […]
Last month, Susan Burnett told us about her WW1 hero grandfather, Norman Woodcock who was born in Leeds and about the horse that went through the war with him. You can read the article here.
Calling book reviewers! We have copies of Finding Mr Goldman by David Rhodes to give away in return for a book review. If you are interested, please email events@leedschurchinstitute.org There’s a £25 voucher for the best
It’s competition time! For your chance to win a copy of Chris Nickson’s new crime novel Dark Briggate Blues, please answer the following question: Q. Where was Studio 20 located? You can read all about the inspiration for Dark
Chris Nickson delves into the Leeds Jazz scene of the 1950s, setting the backdrop for his upcoming novel Dark Briggate Blues, to be launched on Friday 6th February at Waterstones Leeds, 6.30pm. To enter the competition to
You can read what AJ Kirby has to say about his inspiration for his new novel, Perfect World and how it came to be written in this week’s blog, Remembrance. Like what he has to say? Then you
Death of an Avid Reader, my sixth murder mystery featuring Leeds-based Kate Shackleton, First World War widow turned sleuth, partly set in the historic Leeds Library, is published on 2 October. I’m not sure of
