Oxford Sour
Christopher GageHigh Culture for Lowbrows
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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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...
Notes from the Night Bus
Portrait of Anne by L.S. Lowry (1955)
Recently, whilst drowsing away the evening in a disreputable boozer in which requesting a treble gin doesn’t induce cardiac arrest in one’s hosts, I met an interesting chap.
We shared a few jok...
The Sad Death of Tabloid English
Mother and Child by L.S. Lowry (1953)
A version of this essay was first published in The Spectator
Before we routinely bored our friends to death with our hyper-optimised workflows, Strava personal bests, and alcohol-fre...
Boring Ourselves to Death
The Card Game by Balthus (1950)
The last time I joined a cult led to thorough disappointment. After overhearing the excitable chatter between cult members—on the Tube, between bar stools, within WhatsApp groups—my interest swelled....
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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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