Showing posts with label discussion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discussion. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 November 2018

Now Then - Keisha Thompson

 Hello!


 It was a joy to interview the dynamic writer and spoken-word performer Keisha Thompson for Now Then Manchester, and to attend and review her solo show Man on the Moon

 I hope you enjoy my feature on Keisha.

 Liz x

Tuesday, 16 August 2016

Interview with Maggie Stiefvater

 Hello!

Photo by Stephen Voss
 I'm very happy to announce that my interview with YA star Maggie Stiefvater has been published in The Mancunion! I speak to her about reading, writing, music, mythology, art and the publishing industry.

 I hope you enjoy it!

 Liz x

Friday, 16 October 2015

MLF15: Kirmen Uribe and Jesús Carrasco

 Hello!

Jesús, Mariana - the hostess and translator - and Kirmen. Photo by Jon Parker Lee

 I'm very happy to be involved with Manchester Literature Festival for a third year. My first event was hearing Kirmen Uribe and Jesús Carrasco read at the Instituto Cervantes.

 Kirmen writes in Basque and Jesús in Castilian, so for me as a linguist it was a fascinating experience.

 I hope you enjoy my account of the event, which has been published on the Festival's Chapter and Verse blog.

Friday, 29 May 2015

The Summer We All Ran Away

 Hello!


 My review of Cassandra Parkin's The Summer We All Ran Away is now available on Cuckoo Review. I hope you enjoy it!

 Liz

Thursday, 16 April 2015

Mole Guide to Perpignan

 Hello!


 I am very pleased to announce that my Mole Guide to Perpignan is now live on Third Year Abroad!

 I hope you enjoy learning about the wondeful city where I have been living since September.

 Liz

Saturday, 14 February 2015

Monday, 29 September 2014

Music articles in The Mancunion

 Hello!


 Just letting you know that I have had two pieces on foreign language music published in The Mancunion. 

 The first is an opinion piece on whether it is necessary to understand a song's lyrics in order to really appreciate it. The second is my top five songs that you can "feel" without understanding the lyrics.

 I hope you enjoy them!

 Liz