Edinburgh Creative Review
Editors Angela Hicks and Calder Hudson reflect on some of the exciting events and releases which transpired in August of 2018 in the midst of Edinburgh’s many features and festivals. Discussion: August Recap A: Last month was certainly busy. With the Fringe in town, we had the chance to attend a lot of really …
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Angela Hicks and Calder Hudson were both Creative Writing MSc students at the University of Edinburgh for the 2015-16 year. As part of their ongoing workshop series, the two sat down and discussed their varied thoughts on Season One of Netflix’s Stranger Things, which was released in 2016 to widespread acclaim. This discussion contains spoilers …
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Angela Hicks is an Edinburgh-based writer and editor. She graduated from the University of Edinburgh’s Creative Writing programme in 2016 and was one of the storytellers for Edinburgh City of Literature’s Story Shop 2017. She is currently working on her first novel. Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child As part of …
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Angela Hicks and Calder Hudson were both Creative Writing MSc students at the University of Edinburgh for the 2015-16 year. They set out to workshop Starz’ new series, American Gods, shortly after the show’s debut; once they’d completed its first season, the two conducted the following discussion to express their thoughts. This discussion contains spoilers …
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Angela Hicks and Calder Hudson were both Creative Writing MSc students at the University of Edinburgh for the 2015-16 year. They began watching BBC’s historical drama series, The Last Kingdom, in early 2017; after completing its first season, the two sat down to assess its strengths and weaknesses. This discussion contains spoilers for Season One of …
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Angela Hicks and Calder Hudson were both Creative Writing MSc students at the University of Edinburgh for the 2015-16 year. They began watching History Channel’s hit series Vikings in late 2016 after hearing many recommendations for the show. After completing the show’s first season, both sat down to discuss it and consider its strengths and …
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Angela Hicks is an Edinburgh-based writer and editor. She graduated from the University of Edinburgh’s Creative Writing programme in 2016 and was one of the storytellers for Edinburgh City of Literature’s Story Shop 2017. She is currently working on her first novel. Back Home They tour the house first, the lawyer’s curiosity getting the better of …
Magali Román was born in Buenos Aires and earned a dual B.A. from Temple University in Philadelphia (covering European History and English Literature). Having worked as a writer for four years and contributed to numerous publications across that period, Magali undertook an MSc in Creative Writing at the University of Edinburgh beginning in 2018. While …
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Born in London, Temi Oh is a graduate from King’s College London (in Neuroscience) and a postgraduate from the University of Edinburgh (in Creative Writing). Her studies brought together a vast breadth of scientific knowledge with her love and aptitude for writing of all stripes. Her debut novel, Do You Dream of Terra-Two?, fully intertwines …
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Two years after The Ogilvie first launched, Angela Clem, Angela Hicks, and Calder Hudson–the review’s founders–discuss their plans for the future (namely, Year #3). The opinions expressed in this piece are those of the authors (though in this case, the authors are coincidentally The Ogilvie’s entire staff). Discussion: The Ogilvie Turns Two AH: …