OXFORD REVIEW 
of BOOKS

Hatchards manager Francis Cleverdon on contemporary bookselling

By 1951 the Iraqi-Jewish community, which had been in the region for over two thousand years, was faced with an existential choice.

In this interview, Jennifer talked to poet Marilyn Chin to find out more about her reflections on writing.

We all feel a bit like ‘a different person’ sometimes - even that phrase interests me. Different from what?

Andrew O’Hagan arrives in the back of a taxi from central London, he rushes in and apologises for running late.

An interview with Dr Daniel Mason, Pulitzer Prize finalist, Stanford faculty psychiatrist, and author of North Woods (2023).

Professor Nigel Biggar CBE answers questions from the ORB

I sat down with Wolfgang Puck on a rainy London day, sheltered in the decadent hotel bar above his London restaurant CUT at 45 Park Lane.

It is a soft, spring day in London when I sit down to interview Laufey in a rooftop restaurant at Soho House.

"We have a bootlegging practice where we print and bind books ourselves. "

"Wait, why is this cake talking about abortion access?"

"It feels like a neverending story, which I think is reflective of life really; there’s no real ending, it’s always going and changing"

Harry Baker talks all things poetry and being true to himself in this exclusive interview with the Oxford Review of Books.

Altair Brandon-Salmon interviews Jack Davidson: the photographers who prefers the anonymity of mottled grain in the age of celebrity...