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In Conversation at The Vagina Museum: Benjamin Black and Anna Kent

At The Vagina Museum on 17/11/2022 7:30 pm

An important and timely discussion on the many ways in which women's rights and women's reproductive healthcare are inexcusably under-prioritised (and under threat) across the globe.

Can I Stray, Jenna Adams – Author Event

At Amory B105, University of Exeter on 07/11/2022 4:30 pm

Blackwell's Exeter is welcoming author, Jenna Adams to talk about her new debut novel, Can I Stray, on Monday 7th November. The event is being held from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, at Amory B105, University of Exeter and is free to attend.

An Evening with Jenna Adams.

At Zoom on 26/10/2022 6:30 pm

Register for a wonderful evening celebrating the publication of Can I Stray. Jenna Adams will be discussing her debut with Archna and Francesca (Brook Charity) with an audience Q&A too!

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At Town Hall on 05/10/2022 12:00 am

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Head Above Water Longlisted for The Barbellion Prize

Head Above Water by Shahd Alshammari has been longlisted for The Barbellion Prize for writing on illness and disability.

The Storyteller goes to Neem Tress Press

‘We are delighted to have acquired The Storyteller by Faiqa Mansab from Annette Crossland. The book is a wonderful addition to our contemporary fiction list with a twist. A fusion of mystery, crime and women’s fiction, with traditional Sufi storytelling woven in, the book’s fabulous plot takes us on a journey from small university towns in the US, to Afghanistan to Pakistan and back.’

NHS doctor recalls the horrors of working on a maternity ward struck by Ebola

Belly Woman has been described by Adam Kay, the former doctor and best-selling author of This Is Going to Hurt, as: ‘Moving, kind, eye-opening, terrifying and inspirational.’

Industry Insights November 2022 with Neem Tree Press

In recent years, Neem Tree Press has become a firm favourite with our Editorial Experts across both LoveReading and LoveReading4Kids. Though diverse books published by Neem Tree Press are united by their power to spark curiosity and draw us into new worlds.

The LoveReading4Kids Children’s Books of the Year 2022

War of the Wind by Victoria Williamson is one of LoveReading4Kids Children's Books of the Year 2022! Click to find out more.

Why representation of neurodiverse and disabled characters is important on your bookshelves

To get the most out of our reading experiences, we should try to read about a whole range of people who have different abilities, backgrounds and cultures. Victoria Williamson, author of War of the Wind tells us a few things that can help to broaden your reading horizons.

‘ALTHOUGH SCHOOLS DO TALK ABOUT CONSENT, IT STILL FEELS LIKE IT’S NOT GOING FAR ENOUGH’

Jenna Adams’ new novel is one of changing perspectives, growing up, and the often blurred boundaries of consent.

Episode 170: Big Kids Book Club Author Interview – Victoria Williamson

In this episode, Victoria Williamson, joins us to talk about her latest novel, War of the Wind. I chatted to Victoria about her always writing, how being a teacher helped her as a writer, and more. Victoria was a great guest to have on the show and we are very grateful she was able to join us on the show.

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