writing

Impact's Art's Editor, Fatima, interviewed Ben Hinshaw, a University of Nottingham alumnus, about his debut novel Exactly What You Mean which was published back in March 2022. From divulging her thoughts about the novel to discussing Hinshaw's own experience at University, Fatima shares their chat....

Welcome to Off the Page! Impact is now collaborating with UoN’s Creative Writing Society to publish their podcast. In this episode, listen to some marvellous (and out of this world) fiction written by our very own Nottingham students as well as an extract from the heart-wrenching ‘Song of Achilles’....

Creative Writing Society Welcome back to Off the Page, in collaboration with UoN’s Creative Writing Society! Settle in for some fantastic fiction from our very own students and a reading from the society’s Book of the Week. This episode contains some detailed description of illness – further content warnings...

Interview by Abbie Turner. Article sponsored by Thred I sat down with Charlie Coombs and Gemma Robinson, Editor-in-Chief and Community Development Manager respectively at Thred Media to discuss the organisation, what they hope to achieve and how you can get involved. For those who aren’t familiar with Thred; they’re...

Creative Writing Society Welcome to Off The Page! Impact are now collaborating with UoN’s Creative Writing Society (check out their blog here) to publish their podcast. In this episode, listen to some amazing (and spine chilling) fiction written by Nottingham students, with a healthy side serving of hummus… Featured...

Writing can heal. You have probably heard of the health benefits of undertaking activities like yoga, meditation or psychotherapy. But these activities do not help everyone. We all have different needs, preferences and interests. I would like to talk about a method you might be acquainted with – writing....

The morning was bright and pale yellow like fainting buttercups, casting a welcoming tint over his home. He lived in a country village, small and peaceful, but not quite isolated. The only sounds he heard were bird song, the tractors in the fields and the persistent, whirring motors of...