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Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - An Afternoon with Brian Aldiss: Science Fiction as Literature. Tuesday 20th March

Brian Aldiss wasn't only a towering figure in the world of science fiction, he was an Oxford local. ... More info

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DNA by Dennis Kelly review - An incredibly difficult text is brought to life with an unimaginable maturity

DNA is best described as Blue Remembered Hills for millennials. It is written by Dennis Kelly, ... More info

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Strangers on a Train (1950) was Pamela Highsmith's first novel, and it was picked up immediately by ... More info

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Since it was established in 1901, 892 individuals have won a Nobel Prize. Of that number, 52 have ... More info

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There was a lot going on in tonight’s concert by the Oxford Symphony Orchestra. First up was ... More info

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I have always found some illicit pleasure in sneaking into a museum after hours, and this was ... More info

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It was a pity for the OU Gilbert & Sullivan Society that owing to venue non-availability, they ... More info

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As I said to compere Alex Farrow before the show, this isn’t the first time I’ve been to a ... More info

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Did you know that there is a bell in Oxford that has been ringing constantly since 1840? It’s ... More info

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Dracula is so much a part of popular culture that it's difficult to retell it in a way that feels ... More info

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