A collection of short stories by new and established authors all with a war theme: how it affects...

The Bantams is Sheffield's second oldest novel, telling the tales of Sheffielders in the 19th cen...

Rab they call me. Or the 'little gypsy.' Lucky parentage they say. If only! Irrepressible - whate...

Joseph Gales was one of the all-time great Sheffielders - forget Joe Cocker, Jessica Ennis-Hill, ...

In this poignant sequel to Headlong into Pennilessness, Sheffield-born Michael Glover, poet and a...

What would happen if a left-wing, Labour leader remained popular despite every smear and lie the ...

The play On Behalf of The People was commissioned by The National Coal Mining Museum for England ...

Why should children enjoy all the picture books? Artworks by Ruth Dupré complement beautifully th...

Michael Glover's writes a poetry whose surface can be lightsome and almost casually, if not begui...

Questioning refereeing decisions is part of the matchday experience – a topic for post-match deba...

Accessible to the modern reader, this is an introduction to the poetry of Ebenezer Elliott: proba...

There is always a moment – it comes to all of us, irrespective of race, class, religion and all t...