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New College Reads To You
Tina Biswas Reads To You
The scintillating novelist, Tina Biswas, grew up in North Yorkshire, read PPE (1997–2000) at New College, Oxford, and now lives in London. She has written three critically acclaimed novels, and is currently at work on her fourth.
For #NewCollegeReadsToYou, she reads from her most recent novel, The Antagonists, which appeared last year with Fingerprint! Publishing. A powerful, satirical novel set in West Bengal, The Antagonists is a story concerning Anil Thakur, also a University of Oxford PPE graduate—though there the similarities with Tina Biswas end—who returns to his ancestral home in Kolkata . . .
Multi-million pound plan for a new quad
The new buildings will include 108 student rooms on its Savile Road site, with a new entrance created on Mansfield Road.
New College Choir - Apart/Together
Young Oxford singers from the Choir of New College, Oxford, have joined up with production company, Positive Note, to produce a poignant call for attention, as the pandemic threatens the future of choral music in Britain.
New College Notes
William Dowsing Reads a Plague Sermon
New College’s copy of Osiander’s How and whither a Chrysten man ought to flye the horryble plague of the pestilence (1563) once belonged to the puritan William Dowsing (1596–1668).
New College Library, Oxford, BT1.133.15(2)
New College Library and Archives, Oxford
