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What’s on This Week: Sixth Week

What’s on This Week: Sixth Week

Until Monday 6th Week (May 27th), 10:00am-5:00pm daily Oxford Photographic Society Oxford Castle Unlocked displays works of amateur photography that document natural sights on Oxford’s doorstep. FREE Tuesday 6th Week…

The OxStu’s Haiku of the Week: 5th Week

The OxStu’s Haiku of the Week: 5th Week

Summer VIIIs. Drinking Pimms, trying not to catch crabs From men in lycra.…

Ginger Tea

Ginger Tea

He opened the door to his room with a push with his shoulder, shuffled forward a few small steps, and with an aching sigh, collapsed on top of his black…

Dinner Arty Conversation: Gothic Fiction

Dinner Arty Conversation: Gothic Fiction

Ever feel like the only ignoramus in a roomful of culture aficionados? If you can’t be a buff, learn to bluff…  GOTHIC FICTION Need To Know •  Genre of literature…

OED’s Chief Ed has the last word

OED’s Chief Ed has the last word

There can be few more glamorous workplaces, I have always thought, than the buildings of Oxford University Press on Walton Street, with the grand Neoclassical entrance and fountain in the…

The OxStu’s Haiku of the Week: 4th Week

4th Week: Dearest Nemo, we  Wish you would pretend you had Bigger fish to Fry.…

Fiction: My Girl

“There’s an art exhibition in town that we could go for.” I balled my hands into fists deep within my pockets. She mumbled incoherently and walked a little faster, bambi-eyes…

Fiction: All That Glitters

Fiction: All That Glitters

How had it come to this? William was not sure. The desire for treasure had been more powerful than he had anticipated when he originally ordered the metal-detector, and made…

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