High Culture for Lowbrows
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Pretentious, Moi?
Northern Race Meeting by L.S. Lowry (1958)
Welcome to Last Orders, the weekly dose of wit and mischief from Oxford Sour. Last Orders is where I say everything my editors at national magazines would prefer I did not.
The best thing...
How to Shorten Your Life
The Barber Shop by Edward Hopper (1931)
My Dharma or reason for being is devilishly simple: to maximise pleasure and to shuffle off this mortal coil before the nursing home beckons.
Fatally, at least for those with a yen for acrony...
Teething Problems
A Young Man by L.S. Lowry (1955)
Frequent any Millennial-run haunt and you risk a diabetic coma—not from sugar, but from sentiment.
You’ve been here a thousand times, if once. Exposed brick. Austere hanging lamps. Chalked slogans...
Therapy English and its Malcontents
A Couple Crossing the Road by L.S. Lowry (1953)
Don’t stone me, but I appeared on a popular podcast last week, and it went rather well.
I didn’t even drink beforehand. Now that I know I don’t need booze to talk somewhat eloquentl...
Social Contract
Man Lying on a Wall by L.S. Lowry (1957)
Oh, how I miss the old social media. The one that claimed, with a straight face, to be ‘social’. Connecting people, it said. A lofty ideal, sure. But one worth at least paying lip service tow...
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Christopher graduated from Cardiff's journalism school and in sociology at the London School of Economics. He writes for The Spectator and other publications.
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