“Oxford Writers Gang” thrusts viewers into the aftermath of a daring bank heist, where four masked robbers, each embodying iconic Oxford writers – J.R.R. Tolkien, Oscar Wilde, C.S. Lewis, and Lewis Carroll – seek refuge in a shadowy hideout. As tension simmers, their divergent personalities clash, igniting fiery debates over their next move.

With Tolkien’s meticulous planning contrasting Wilde’s flamboyant flair, and Lewis’s pragmatism challenging Carroll’s whimsy, discord brews among the literary quartet. Yet, their disagreements pale when a sudden tragedy strikes, claiming one of their own.

As suspicion shrouds the remaining trio, alliances fray, and trust erodes. Each writer grapples with their own guilt and suspicion, haunted by the possibility of betrayal within their ranks. With secrets lurking in the shadows, the once-united gang splinters, consumed by paranoia and uncertainty.

“Oxford Writers Gang” weaves a gripping narrative of intrigue and betrayal, delving into the complexities of loyalty and deception. Amidst the clash of literary giants, the true cost of ambition and greed is laid bare, leaving the surviving writers to confront their darkest impulses and question the limits of trust.