Tag: MancBook Review
Mar
09
‘Manchester holds a strange power and romance’: author Joseph Knox on how the city inspires him
A sharp modern noir introducing troubled junior detective Aidan Waits, Joseph Knox’s…
Nov
22
Manchester’s magnificent Portico Library reveals its hidden treasures
Did you know there is a Grade II listed Greek Revival-style library in the centre of…
Nov
17
“This time next year I’ll be world champion again”, says Anthony Crolla
Manchester’s ‘nice guy’ boxing champion Anthony Crolla is well and…
Aug
22
MancBook Review: The Story of Manchester by Deborah Woodman
The trouble with attempting to tell the story of Manchester from the Roman occupation…
May
30
MancBook Review: Sirens by Joseph Knox
Morrissey could be right. So we’ve taken a leaf out of his book and started our…
May
27
“I believe in Manchester – go and talk to the people and so will you”
‘I believe in Manchester because what really matters in the end is character,…
Mar
29
MancBook Review: Vurt by Jeff Noon
Morrissey could be right. So we’ve taken a leaf out of his book and started our very…
Mar
15
MancBook Review: 1963 A Slice of Bread and Jam by Tommy Rhattigan
In the words of a certain Mancunian: “There’s more to life than books, you know.…