JOB OPPORTUNITY, BRIGHTON Collected Works CIC (CW) is seeking a a highly committed, proactive, friendly and enthusiastic all-rounder to assist on our Children’s Programme between: October 2019 – July 2020. This is a great job opportunity for an arts professional looking to develop
Q&A with City Reads 2019 author S.K Perry, which originally appeared on Deborah Kalb’s book blog How did you come up with the idea for Let Me Be Like Water, and for your character Holly? I started writing the book
This years’ Young City Reads title ‘The Boy at the Back of the Class’ by Onjali Q. Rauf follows the story of a young Syrian refugee Ahmet. This beautiful tale of empathy and compassion, introduces us to a small group
‘I have a deep love for Brighton and Hove and feel really moved that through City Reads, Let Me Be Like Water will reach more of the city’s readers. It’s such an honour, and I really can’t wait!’ S.K. Perry – City
‘I am utterly thrilled to have had ‘The Boy at the Back of the Class’ chosen for Young City Reads! It is such an honour. I hope all human ‘beans’ (of every age!) reading and engaging with it, reach
WOWeeeeeee! What a Young City Reads that was! 75 classes across Brighton, Hove and BEYOND (yes, this year we welcomed Young City Readers from as far away as Zimbabwe HIYA *waves* !) all read, discussed and laughed TOGETHER over 2018’s
