'It's the final three weeks of University for a group of men for whom masculinity has become an abstract word. Rampant lunacy is the only pursuit they relish, coupled with the burdening thought of having to 'live it while you're still young.' This has led to many students of Oxford Creek feeling that they have to cram in as much self-indulgence and as many outrageous experiences as they can while 'Real Life' is quickly bearing down upon them. However, in amongst the heavy drinking, drug-taking, streaking and genuinely being dreadful members of society, the protagonist who documents the peculiar night-life of his city is torn in two over trying to make it with a girl he loves and feeding his tyrannical ego. Though a work of fiction, On Cowley Road parodies 'masculinity' in the twenty-first century, whereby many young men have fallen almost completely by the wayside with affairs of the heart and finding their true identity. This book also uncovers much of the underground, unseen reality of what goes on at the dark edges of modern student life, and it would be a harrowing read if it wasn't so bloody humorous.'
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