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    Author: relitsummer

    Girl With Dove: BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week

    “I read and read and time passed” Girl With Dove: A Life Built By Books, Sally Bayley This year’s Oxford ReLit Summer School takes as its focus… Read more “Girl With Dove: BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week”

    January 20, 2019January 21, 2019 by relitsummer

    Mary Ann Sate, Imbecile: A Summer School Podcast

    “good writing…demands that we come into the text”  We’re thrilled to share this podcast recording of Alice Jolly’s session for the ReLit Summer School 2018, “Mary Ann Sate,… Read more “Mary Ann Sate, Imbecile: A Summer School Podcast”

    December 7, 2018 by relitsummer

    The Naturalist’s Journal: A Short Film

    There’s an autumn chill in the air and golden leaves are crunching underfoot, but at ReLit we’re also remembering the green days of summer with this short,… Read more “The Naturalist’s Journal: A Short Film”

    October 20, 2018 by relitsummer

    Guest Post: Writing Medea

        We’re delighted to share this guest blogpost by Summer School 2018 tutor Ben Morgan. Ben is a lecturer and writer from Oxford, whose debut poetry… Read more “Guest Post: Writing Medea”

    July 20, 2018July 20, 2018 by relitsummer

    Julie Sutherland on “The Good Sentence”

      Back in March, ReLit’s international ambassador and Summer School course co-ordinator Julie Sutherland spoke to radio presenter Paul MacDougall about the work and ethos of ReLit,… Read more “Julie Sutherland on “The Good Sentence””

    June 5, 2018 by relitsummer

    Sally Bayley on Childhood Reading

    We’re thrilled to share this post by Summer School director Sally Bayley, which originally appeared on the Foyles blog. Sally will be leading a session on her… Read more “Sally Bayley on Childhood Reading”

    May 22, 2018 by relitsummer

    The Stevie Smith School for Wayward Navigators

    A guest post from Summer School 2017 participant, Polly Marshall My attention is pulled in so many different directions that I tried to keep on track by… Read more “The Stevie Smith School for Wayward Navigators”

    April 2, 2018April 2, 2018 by relitsummer

    ‘All this against an evening sky that seems to mock us with its beauty’: Finding hope in Cape Breton

    A blog post from ReLit’s International Ambassador, Dr Julie Sutherland, on her outreach work in Cape Breton, Canada.  Introduction When I first arrived in Cape Breton five… Read more “‘All this against an evening sky that seems to mock us with its beauty’: Finding hope in Cape Breton”

    February 26, 2018March 15, 2018 by relitsummer

    “See better, Lear”: Gaining New Perspective in Oxford

    A blog post from course coordinator Julie Sutherland, as we look ahead to the Oxford ReLit Summer School 2018:  I first moved to Oxford in September 1998.… Read more ““See better, Lear”: Gaining New Perspective in Oxford”

    November 26, 2017November 26, 2017 by relitsummer

    Announcing: Hannah Sanders at the Oxford ReLit Summer School

    We are so excited to be able to announce yet another outstanding artist who will be performing at this year’s Oxford ReLit Summer School! English folk singer Hannah Sanders is… Read more “Announcing: Hannah Sanders at the Oxford ReLit Summer School”

    May 5, 2017 by relitsummer

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    Worcester College

    The Oxford ReLit Summer School is strictly limited to 20 students per course run. It takes place in the exclusive setting of The Provost's Lodgings, Worcester College Oxford, the home of Sir Jonathan Bate and Dr Paula Byrne, one of the most beautiful Georgian houses in Britain. Students on the course will have exclusive access to its famous Rose Garden and the lawns leading down to the Worcester College lake.
    Worcester College, Walton Street, Oxford, OX1 2HB

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