Luke Bateman

Poetry; ‘Ginnel’ in fifth wheel press’ ‘Secrets in the Garden’ anthology

Poetry: 'Elk', winner of the Louis MacNeice Prize

Poetry: 'Mother Beard,' 'Limp' and 'A Tragedy (of Rock)' for Corporeal Lit

Fiction: The Box on the Shelf (winner of the Oxford Review of Books short fiction prize)

Poetry: Performance of two poems for Literary Ghosts in the Gallery

Blog: The Rostra for Classics for All

Poetry: Four Poems for Coven Poetry Issue 4

Poetry: ‘Wild Camp’ for The Augment Review Issue 3: Wanderlust

Poetry: ‘Blue Sky Downpour’ for Clandestine Lit Issue 4: Sunshine

Poetry: ‘The Skimming Stone Review’ for Poetically Issue 3: Love in the Summer

Poetry: ‘Landslide’ for Green Ink Poetry

Poetry: ‘The Stargazers’ for Clandestine Lit

Poetry: ‘The Walk To The Horizon’ for Second Chance Lit

Poetry: ‘The Commute’ in the Jupiter Review Issue 1

Poetry: ‘Secondhand Scent of Pollen’ for Poetically

Poetry: Three poems in CP Quarterly Issue 11

Poetry: Versification April 2021 Issue

Poetry: ‘What The Merchant Carried’ for the Minison Project

Poetry: “On Whether To Divulge A Secret” for Neuro Logical Literary

Poetry: “Spying On My Neighbours” for Paper Crane Journal

Poetry: Royal Rose Issue 5 “Signs, Stars and Wonders”

Poetry: Glitchwords Issue 4

Poetry: Pseudonym for the Oxford Blue

Poetry: ‘Anthropause’ and discussion piece in the Broad Street Humanities Review

Academic: Long Distance Diplomacy on the Ancient Mediterranean in Kronos Magazine

Poetry: All Pekes and Pollicles Pamphlets

Poetry: Six Poems In The Cherwell

Poetry: Oxford By Night

Opinion: Need for Poetry in Times of Crisis (the Flete)

Academic: Oxford: The Museum, the City, the University (in the Oxford History Review)

Poetry: Where Do The Squirrels Go? (in the Oxford Blue)

Poetry: Spying on My Neighbours (watch)

Blog: The Cultured Yeti (assorted short stories/poems)

Blog: My Early Experiences of Oxford University

Podcast: Poem about Oxford (Faces To Radio)

Poetry: Ode To the Student Kitchen (in the Oxford Blue)

Academic: Love Letter to Anthropology (in the Oxford History Review)

Blog: Learning Lines at the Royal Shakespeare Company

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