The easel had been lying forlornly behind my wardrobe and was becoming an eyesore – a constant, nagging reminder of a passion, at one time central to my existence, which had gradually been eclipsed by other commitments, responsibilities, and distractions. With lockdown, many of these distractions had dried up, and finally, there was a chance Read More…
Author: George King
George started writing for the Oxford Blue in summer term 2020 and is now the visual art editor. He loves sport, listening to music and taking his dog for long walks. He is going into his third year studying Geography at Mansfield College.
Shakespeare in Quarantine: Othello
After the hustle and bustle of term time, and having been spared direct impact from the disease, I had a markedly quiet lockdown. It was a reversal to a simpler time, with fewer options, fewer pressures and much less to do. At first, this change of pace was restful: finally, there was opportunity for all Read More…