2 December, 2020
To Have Been Her
Phoebe Stuckes, Platinum Blonde .
25 November, 2020
‘These are the gems of the human soul’
Olga Tokarczuk, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead. Runner-up of the Oxonian Review Summer Book Competition
18 November, 2020
Life and death on the dehesa
László Krasznahorkai, The Last Wolf. Winner of the Oxonian Review Summer Book Competition
2 November, 2020
Narrative History and Electoral Politics
Alexander Keyssar, Why Do We Still Have The Electoral College?
20 October, 2020
Just Enough: A Conventional Conversation
Claudia Rankine, Just Us: An American Conversation
15 October, 2020
Summer Book Review Competition: Results
The results of our inaugural book review competition
7 October, 2020
‘The confusion that reigns in our organs’
An essay on 18th century philosopher Émilie du Châtelet's idealism about bodies
2 October, 2020
The Human’s-Eye View
Helen Macdonald, Vesper Flights
A Natural Response?
FACT Liverpool, And Say the Animal Responded?
23 September, 2020
The Quest to Conform
The sixth feature of the Oxonian Review's series on voice considers the power and limits of speech in the novels Convenience Store Woman and The Topeka School
