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Books / Festivals

Inaugural Working-Class Writers Festival to take place in Bristol

Inaugural festival gathers writers from across the UK for many events as part of Bristol Ideas

Books / Environment

‘Tomorrow is Too Late’ – the new climate emergency book by 16-year-old

Grace's book is a collection of essays from climate activists across the world

Books / tangent books

Influential author’s book to be published after his death

Glenn Carmichael was described as “charismatic, generous, funny and damn cool”

Books / News

Quartet of Bristol authors at first Waterstones live event for 18 months

Featuring Martin Booth, Melissa Chemam, Mike Manson and Colin Moody

Books / Bookshops

New bookshop to be officially opened by David Olusoga

Bookhaus will be holding regular events including reading groups, book launches and writing groups

News / hachette uk

Renowned UK publisher opens new office near Wapping Wharf

Hachette UK is opening new offices in five cities around the country

Books / Poetry

Second book by Bristol poet set in post-apocalyptic world

'The Last Custodian' by Stephen Lightbown is published by Burning Eye Books

Books / Environment

Mya-Rose Craig to write two books

The environmental activist known as 'Birdgirl' is still only 19

Books / Bookshops

Another independent bookshop to open in Bristol

bookhaus: will open in mid-July

Books / domestic violence

New book documents the history of the fight against domestic violence

Gill Hague has worked as an activist, collective member, refuge worker, trainer and researcher

News / St Pauls

Couple to open their dream cafe and bookshop

Hidden Corner will be a cafe and bookshop by day, and a bar and events space by night

Features / Bristol Muslim Strategic Leadership Group

Booklet shines a light on Muslims in Bristol and beyond

The aim is to dispel myths and encourage open dialogue

Books / Children's book

Bristol illustrator wins national book prize

The Littlest Yak tells the tale of the Gertie, the smallest yak in her herd

Books / Bookshops

‘It feels great to be in a space that is exactly what I wanted it to be’

No Tory memoirs or Jeffrey Archer novels in Bristol's newest bookshop

Books / St Anne's

St Anne’s driving instructor releases new book for learners

Angie Hazell spent lockdown writing The Driving Test Faults Explained

Books / Sea Mills

New book celebrates memories of Sea Mills

How Lucky I Was contains childhood memories of Sea Mills in the 1930s to 1950s

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