Tag: Liverpool arts

• The Eternal I

  

  The Eternal I, written by Alison Little, is a powerful new flash fiction piece responding to the Errant Muse exhibition at the Victoria Gallery & Museum, Liverpool, exploring identity, image, and the commodification of the self through an intimate and provocative narrative voice.

  Alison Little

  18.02.2026

  Arts and Culture, Fashion & Beauty, Liverpool, Personal Development, Politics, Feminism & History

  Alison Little, contemporary literature, Errant Muse exhibition, Exhibition response writing, flash fiction, Identity and self-image, Liverpool arts, Micro-fiction, The Eternal I, Victoria Gallery & Museum

• Liverpool Central Library Comes Alive for Year of Reading Launch

  

  Liverpool Central Library came alive on Saturday 24 January 2026 as the city launched its Year of Reading with a vibrant day of poetry, performance, flash mobs, and storytelling. From spoken word exploring homesickness and identity to standout Scouse poetry and powerful historical insights, the event proved that reading in Liverpool is anything but quiet.

  Alison Little

  26.01.2026

  Arts and Culture, Education & Learning, Entertainment & Media, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History

  Art, Community arts, Flash mob performance, knitting, Literature and reading, Live performance, Liverpool arts, Liverpool Central Library, Liverpool events 2026, photos, physics, san-francisco, Scouse culture, Spoken word poetry, Year of Reading