12 December, 2011
Musab Younis
David French's The British Way in Counter-Insurgency, 1945-1967 revisits a faded empire's tactics of suppression.
Ioanna Mavrou
Ioanna Mavrou uncovers Atlantis, a lesser-known gem of the independent book world found in Oia, Greece.
Rachael Goddard-Rebstein
Jon Ronsen's The Psychopath Test scrutinises the criteria of one of mental health's most popularised disorders.
James Grabill
Original poetry from James Gabrill.
Sabyn Javeri
The winner of the Oxonian Review's Short Story Competition.
28 November, 2011
Stephen Hussey
Christopher Hitchens' Arguably collects over 600 pages of comment and reportage from an unquiet contrarian.
Aime Williams
The Best British Poetry 2011 anthologises some of the finest British poets writing today, from Emily Berry to Amy De’Ath.
Angus Brown
Harold Bloom's The Anatomy of Influence attempts to recount the influences of America's most famous literary critic.
Abhishek Majumdar
Andrew Roberts' The Storm of War embarks on a new history of World War II, addressing the inevitability of Nazi defeat.
Rhys Williams
China Miéville's Embassytown takes us to Arieka, a planet on which humans live among an indigenous population.
