The Oxford Review is Finally Famous. How Inconvenient.
Why, we are nearly interesting enough to become a conspiracy theory. Maybe next year. Do read to the end where our confessionals and dirty little secrets are nested. We are terrible toffs, of course, but that hardly requires investigation.
The Oxford Review's £1,000 Prize in Literary Excellence Goes To....
Jake Kendall has officially been awarded The Oxford Review’s £1,000 Prize in Literary Excellence for his forthcoming article The Parisian.
Thank God My Husband Is Going Blind
Awkwardly so, I am thankful for his declining vision. Perhaps God made it that way for a reason! He gave women exhaustion, so they stopped trying to win any argument and gave men blindness, so we did not have to wear make-up anymore.
A splendid trade-off if you ask me.
Why My Antihero/Villain is More Likeable Than Yours
This phenomenon is supported by the wild success of compelling villains with mundane storylines like The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith, American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis or the screenplay Natural Born Killers