By Victoria Castro English students will be familiar with the collection; Divinity students will be familiar with its title; all of us are familiar with the author’s name. Ernest Hemingway was barely 23 years old when he produced in our time . He was armed with only two of the many manuscripts he had written after he lost  his juvenilia in a trip to Geneva, and with his experience as a journalist  for the Toronto Star Weekly . This became the basis for his first collection of

What better place to emulate Mrs Dalloway than in our lovely St Andrews?

When Dorothy Wordsworth wrote her Alfoxden Journal, she might as well have had St Andrews in mind. Like Grasmere, St Andrews has “silver...