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Oxfringe 2009 review - Exploring Oxford's Tradition of Fantasy FictionCorner ClubThu 2nd April

Juliet E McKenna, our host for the evening, is part of a group of writers called 'The Write ... More info

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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac, Quantum GeniusGraham Farmelo interviewed by John CareyThu 2nd April

In this Lit Fest session, author Graham Farmelo was interviewed about his book, The Strangest Man: ... More info

Review | festivals

How do fiction writers research scientific facts? Do fact and fiction make conflicting claims on a ... More info

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Let me start this review by saying that I didn’t read The Crucible at school, unlike half of ... More info

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On Monday evening an Oxford audience was treated to a poem about bugs. Blame it on Darwin. The ... More info

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I like JB Priestley, but had never read or seen An Inspector Calls - an admission akin to loving ... More info

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Cerebral, low budget science fiction. Now there's a phrase to conjure with, and one that up until ... More info

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The thing about Shakespeare, I think, is that no matter how many times you read it, whether by ... More info

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Well, this is rather fun. Instead of La Bullock presenting her familiar brand of winsome and ... More info

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There's no deliberate, overarching theme to this exhibition; what ties the exhibitors together is ... More info

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