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Of Ink, Wit and Intrigue: Lord Rochester, in Chains of Quicksilver review

Recently, historical fiction has been enjoying a boom in popularity. An increasing number of ... More info

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FT Weekend: Oxford Literary Festival review - John Carey talks to Peter Kemp - The Unexpected Professor - Sat 22nd March

Emeritus Professor John Carey entertained a packed audience at the Blue Boar Theatre at the first ... More info

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I must ‘fess up’; I am a huge fan of Lord Melvyn Bragg, but had not read any of his ... More info

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Lionboy is a story with real heart. Complicite’s production captures and expresses that ... More info

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Four-time Irish and three-time UK Sportswriter of the year, David Walsh has been one of the most ... More info

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The dressing-up... While anyone can don the red, white and blue this coming weekend, there are ... More info

Review | festivals

There is a corpse in the Bodleian…John Schad and Fred Dalmasso’s adapted “play of voices”, ... More info

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The myth of Alice has been elevated to such great heights that you'd think it had swallowed a ... More info

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Dylan Moran is hilarious; I plan to go again when he next visits Oxford.His verbal pyrotechnics are ... More info

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What links a knight who sold over 70 million books worldwide with a market town in South ... More info

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