Entertainment·8th June 2016Reading List Discrimination Anonymous Of course there are much bigger problems in the world for feminism than reading lists. No one’s disputing that. But... Read More
Entertainment·29th May 2016To a Dog on the Beach Dominic Leonard As you skid over pebbles and pad through the sea’s edge, you will not notice the piled clouds like mountains... Read More
Entertainment·29th May 2016Not-so-failed Novelists: a Student Anthology Review Yashwina Canter Oxford’s premier student writing group, The Failed Novelists, released their yearly anthology at the beginning of Trinity Term. The Failed... Read More
Entertainment·19th May 2016In Defence of E-books Will Shaw I recently started reading a novel. I’ve been reading it on a tablet, actually. It’s called Newtons Sleep (and no,... Read More
Entertainment·19th May 2016Review: KALEIDOSCOPE: A Moment of Grace Miranda Reilly KALEIDOSCOPE is Modern Art Oxford’s series of evolving exhibitions to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Throughout the year they’ll be leaving... Read More
Entertainment·4th May 2016Interview: Tony Rauch Natasha Burton What in particular draws you to the short story form as opposed to the novel? Well, every writer is different,... Read More
Entertainment·24th April 2016The Return Lata Nobes The Prodigal Son is facing the ground. The pictures are taken and he walks, slow across the courtyard, away from... Read More
Entertainment·24th April 2016Mary Beard: Interview Natasha Burton Was there a particular moment when you discovered your passion for Ancient Roman history? Those moments are always mythical and... Read More