Tunde Farrand - Burngreave Messenger

Lisa Durnie featured image. Photo by Tunde Farrand

Lisa Durnie – I belong to Burngreave

16th December 2019

Story and photo by Tunde Farrand Anyone entering the Burngreave Food Bank is guaranteed to meet Lisa Dernie at the counter, serving hot drinks or cakes, handing out buns and having a kind word to [Read more]

Helen Mort – Black Car Burning – review

19th August 2019

Review by Tunde Farrand Black Car Burning is a remarkable debut novel from Helen Mort, an award-winning poet based in Sheffield. We get a unique richness skilfully merged inside one novel. We get the Peak [Read more]

Living in the land of ‘sorry’

29th April 2019

Story by Tunde Farrand | Photo courtesy of Jim Dimond We have been talking to a group of women from North Africa and the Middle East. They come from countries from all over the region, [Read more]

Living in Wolf Country

18th March 2019

Story & Photos by Suman Shrestha Tunde Farrand has just published for first novel, ‘Wolf Country’ – a work of dystopian fiction. She moved to the UK from Hungary and settled in Sheffield twelve years [Read more]

Wolf Country review

18th March 2019

Book review by Kevin Stapleton Tunde Farrand’s Wolf Country is a thrilling dystopian novel set in an all too near and all too familiar future. With shades of the Hunger Games and Logan’s Run (teenagers [Read more]