OXFORD REVIEW 
of BOOKS

Hourani’s poetry is as meditative as it is proactive: it finds in the poet’s prerogative to organise a method of resistance. 

SARA ELBANNA - Egypt's climate activists dream of a future beyond capitalism

SARAH MOORHOUSE - Penning a personal brand as a 21st Century author

EAR TO THE EARTH - On Esther Kinsky's earthquake wake

LUCY THYNNE - George Saunders embraces his kind absurdity

JOSHUA TAYLOR - Reconsidering the University in the age of culture wars

CHARLIE TAYLOR - Russia’s independent media during the war with Ukraine.

PAIGE ALLEN - Albanese and Kingsolver explore old novels in new places

NICOLÒ VERTECCHI - The long view behind the rise of Georgia Meloni's Fratelli D'Italia

ADAM POSSENER - Warsaw Autumn and the politicisation of the Avant-Garde.

TARA SALLABA - Integration and alienation amongst Germany’s Turkish diaspora.

SARAH MOORHOUSE explores the role essays play in answering questions about identity.

DUNCAN WHEELER - The Abba Avatars Party On

REBECCA DILLON - Navigating the architecture of Egan's new novel

OSCAR JELLEY - The future of the BBC in its centenary year

CHARLIE TAYLOR - charts the life of pianist-dissident Maria Yudina

ISABEL TEJERA - considers grief and time in Ocean Vuongs poetry

SYLEE GORE - A new poetic language of time.

ELIZA BROWNING - Love and loss in the Ivy League.

CECILY FASHAM - reviews two new collections which interweave material and memory.