Author
Scot Douglas’s debut novel Out In Oxford is the first in a trilogy, which explores life and love in academia. He is a writer and researcher who has worked in many educational settings from examining doctoral students at The University of Oxford to teaching six year-old South Korean children in Seoul the lyrics to Buddy Holly’s ‘Raining In My Heart.’
Praise for Out in Oxford:
"Out in Oxford is a delightful reinvention of the classic university novel."
Christopher Bram, author of Father of Frankenstein (the basis for the film Gods And Monsters)
"What wonderful writing – a successful debut."
Clare Summerskill, author of We’re The Girls
"Funny, observant and emotionally intelligent."
Paul Taylor-Pitt, author of Still Here! Still Queer! Now What?
"Sharp, funny and generous in spirit: a joyful Oxford story of second chances."
Nick Leimu-Brown, Principal of Linacre College, University of Oxford