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Rupi Kaur’s debut collection ‘milk and honey’ liberated poetry from the archaism of regulated metre and stuffy subject matter. Her…
‘milk and honey’, Kaur’s debut poetry collection, is one of few commercially popular works of poetry in recent years. This…
Safer Waters: Writing from a Distance It’s summer again, and I’ve been thinking about the sea. I often wonder if…
In Memoriam Mother Is crouching looking for her lost children Wondering whether she even had them Knowing that she…
‘Demons Land’ answers the question “what might it mean for a poem to come true?” This exhibition relies on the…
Luke Wright is one of the UK’s best spoken-word poets. That’s the safe thing to say. The right thing to…
How likely is it that you’ve heard of Vercelli? It isn’t a village. It’s Wikipedia article puts its 2009 population…
Shortlisted for the 2016 Forward Prize, Falling Awake – Alice Oswald’s latest poetry book – bears great expectations. The boasts…
A lonely choir fades into the background, replaced by a menacing, looped bassline. The angelic is replaced by the earthly,…
As Americans head to the polls, Nasim Asl sat down with spoken word artist come rapper, George Watsky, to talk politics…
We live in a time when the written word is just so available, so accessible, that it has naturally become…
OxStu Art and Lit are delighted to announce that our End-of-Summer Arts Competition is now accepting submissions! The summer vac…
Lolloping around Blackwells faced with the self-imposed challenge to put down the Byron and Lawrence and read more new poetry,…
As you skid over pebbles and pad through the sea’s edge, you will not notice the piled clouds like mountains…
All she left you was fragments Of broken prose, a fleeting note of Emotion, as she ran out of your…
The Prodigal Son is facing the ground. The pictures are taken and he walks, slow across the courtyard, away from…
‘Maud’ is probably my favourite poem in the English language ever. Tennyson often gets bashed even by the most academic…
Please don’t think I’m crazy but There were stalwarts on street corners And grass stains on your jeans I knew…
DART is a book-length poem by Alice Oswald, which is based on three years worth of recorded conversations with people…