The protest heroes of Britain’s Past: Meet Captain Ann
In this blog post we uncover one of Britains lesser known protest heroes, Captain Ann who was hanged on this day in 1629 for her part in the Maldon grain riots.
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Comma Short Story Course: Q + A with Gaynor Jones
Ahead of our brand new Horror Short Story course launching on the 14th June we sat down with our award winning graduate Gaynor Jones.
‘Back in print at long last’: Nigel Kneale’s ‘Tomato Cain and Other Stories’ to be published by Comma Press
To mark the centenary of Nigel Kneale’s birth we invited his official biographer, Andy Murray to talk about a less Continue reading
Manchester in Translation: Q + A with Alex Valente
To celebrate our upcoming virtual conference Manchester in Translation 2022, we will be sitting down with participating translators to find Continue reading
Refugee Tales IV: Rachel Seiffert on writing the refugee experience
Refugee Tales IV is the latest instalment in the Refugee Tales series, and the first to not only present the Continue reading
Demonstrating against war: remembering Grosvenor Square, 50 years on
It is important to acknowledge the Anti-Vietnam War demonstration as a crucial moment in British history, and a formative Continue reading
Michelle Green: On inherited memory – how much is enough? (Hayling Stories part 1)
I never know what to say when I’m asked where I’m from. So much is wrapped inside that question, like Continue reading
The Comma Team’s Current Reads
It’s that liminal time of year when it’s not quite summer, but not quite winter, and the weather just can’t make Continue reading
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