How a Lincoln cafe jumped on the ‘BookTok’ trend
Alice Foster opened her cafe, Coffee Depot, on Carholme Road last year. This year she brings the digital subculture, #BookTok, offline by starting a public book swap. “We wanted to…
Local author’s novel to hit the big screen
A Lincolnshire author’s novel is being recreated for cinema.
The coronavirus, a killer of the arts
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been detrimental to countless industries worldwide, but the arts sector, devastated by restrictions, has sparked conversation, as people are becoming infuriated with the Government’s ‘blasé’…
Issues with invisibility – an interview with author Ross Welford
Have you ever wished to just snap your fingers and become invisible? To hide from the world, just for a moment. Ross Welford’s brilliant new novel What Not To Do…
reView: Lolita
"Lolita is a novel written for no one. The themes are vulgar and testing to even the most liberal of readers." Fielden Dawson reviews.
Lincoln Book Festival returns to city for 8th year
Local and international authors will be showcasing their work and offering help and advice to budding writers this week as the 8th Lincoln Book Festival begins today.
Students get ready to share stories
May is National Share a Story Month and The Linc are calling for your stories and poems! We speak to a student writing a novel, to see why they love…
Making a digital difference at the library
Meet the University of Lincoln's electronic resources librarian. Definitely a change from the norm of indexing text books and chasing fines.