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Non-fiction often gets a bad reputation: Lacking in adventure and escapism. Educating rather than entertaining. Being outright dull. Many denounce…
When I arrived to watch a rehearsal of Garden, most of the cast were wearing plant pots on their heads. …
Flo Read graduated from Oxford last year, and has written numerous acclaimed plays which have been performed both nationally and…
Katrina Gaffney and Megan Husain attend previews of two of the New Writing Festival Plays – The Optimists and Proper Conduct.…
Between seventeen novels (most recently Thomas & Mary, a Love Story), a selection of literary criticism and non-fiction, talks spanning…
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,…
If Lisa Blower’s short stories are anything to go by, then her debut novel, Sitting Ducks, is something to get…
In his memoir about the ‘rat-race’, Raymond grapples with uncertainties about who he is, where he is going, and what…
You rise above yourself and look down at the paths below you. There are two: the one you think you…
Walking into “Bang Said the Gun”, “the poetry event for people who don’t like poetry”, you will uncover an atmosphere…
Ever feel like the only ignoramus in a roomful of culture aficionados? If you can’t be a buff, learn to…
“You must stay drunk on writing so that reality cannot destroy you.” Ray Bradbury As the weather turns colder, it gets…
A CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS “After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.”…
Will Upton discusses the art of writing about music. When I came to Oxford I knew I’d soon be sweating…