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Writer Shon Faye’s book, The Transgender Issue, lays out her vision for trans liberation. We speak to her ahead of her appearance at the Festival of Debate next week.

The celebrated screenwriter speaks to Now Then about his new pandemic poem and why those in power are just trying to get through the day ahead of his Festival of Debate appearance.

A mix of mesmeric British psychedelia, folk rock and jazz from Modern Nature.

Kedisha Coakley Colours of the Caribbean

Freya Hufton Plants, patterns and places

Grace Invader Bright and beautiful creations

Lamptissue Can I park here?

Kieran Flynn A journey into abstraction

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Collective catharsis from Canada’s finest.

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Erratum Press will publish innovative new works of fiction alongside reprints of hard-to-find books from writers such as Edward Carpenter.

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Leeds group wormboys share a new track with Now Then that blends live performance with archive footage to offer “an absurdist comment on environmental collapse”.

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LGBTQI+ people and allies will gather at the Winter Gardens this evening for this year's International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia event.

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I Am A Cliché is an emotional bio-doc of Poly Styrene, the original trailblazing germ-free adolescent.

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Ahead of his appearance this Monday at the Festival of Debate, the former Labour leader talks to Now Then about Ukraine, community socialism, and why children in Chile have Sheffield accents.

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The Sheffield Food Festival returns with local food and drink, help with leftovers and sustainability initiatives

Shon Faye “Collective power rather than individual privilege”: trans liberation, trans MPs, and trans people in the media

Armando Iannucci “Let’s compare them to gods and heroes, because that’s how they want us to think of them”

Live / stage review Unfurl, flourish and float: Modern Nature at Sidney & Matilda

Kedisha Coakley Colours of the Caribbean

Freya Hufton Plants, patterns and places

Grace Invader Bright and beautiful creations

Lamptissue Can I park here?

Kieran Flynn A journey into abstraction

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Live / stage review Break free from echo chamber: Crack Cloud at Yellow Arch

Erratum Press New Sheffield-based press hopes to infiltrate literature with "calculated acts of cultural barbarism"

wormboys Queer collective burrow through the archives for ‘weird’ new video

IDAHoBIT 2022: Our bodies, our lives, our rights

Poly Styrene "The film portrays Poly as a complex woman, but because we come from a place of love for her, we're able to explore the darker sections of her life."

Jeremy Corbyn "I think Sheffield as a city is fascinating"

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