Manchester's literary renaissance

Reported by guardian.co.uk on Tuesday, 3 November 2009 (on November 3, 2009)

Long neglected by writers, the city is once again becoming a boom book townWith the announcement of the £10,000 Manchester Metropolitan University fiction prize (1,700 entries globally, won by Toby..

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