‘I always take notes with a Bic mechanical pencil in my hand because my fingers have grown spoiled by the smoothness of plastic.’ New online, the twelfth installment of On Notes with Aarthi Vadde oxonianreview.com/articles/the-n…

Join us on Monday for a workshop and conversation with Maggie Doherty on criticism and essays! eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-and…

very excited to be a translation editor The Oxonian Review and I am greedily looking for your TRANSLATIONS! please submit your weird and wonderful translations to us. we are very open to and enthusiastic about experimental translations, theories and 1/2 oxonianreview.com/about

but ofc it’s more active to tell people you’re an anagonist than to sit there saying you’re an Actor kf duh

Join us today at the RAI with Deborah F!

thrilled this is finally out: “When people write in their journals, they are still writing for an audience … very few people write with the belief that no one will ever read their words.” kf

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Last autumn, I had one of the most incredible conversations of my life with Cristina Rivera Garza and Velia Vidal—two of the most talented and compassionate writers today. Now up at the The Oxonian Review, we discussed museums, memory, and the power of narration: oxonianreview.com/articles/the-a…

“Sometimes things disappear, but that’s what happens; it’s a cultural dynamic. I’m not too nostalgic about it.” finally out, in translation! Georgie Fooks interviews Cristina Rivera Garza and Velia Vidal many thanks to Charco Press for facilitating oxonianreview.com/articles/the-a…

"[W]e are narrative creatures. We became social beings due to the ways we narrated ourselves." Explore the British Museum's Latin American collection as writers Cristina Rivera Garza and Velia Vidal discuss the afterlife of objects with Georgie Fooks: bit.ly/41ZSCrJ

“Like an alien I say, ‘I come in peace,’ when really I come with friendship. Friendship is a painting by Agnes Martin in which gold leaf has a grid scratched into its surface: reflective and fragmented. This is the flag we plant.” thanks for sharing w us, ted - thrilled it’s out

We are now open for submissions and pitches! Send us your work at [email protected] For more info, and to get a sense of what we publish, visit oxonianreview.com

We are looking for cultural criticism, memoir, non-academic essays, and reviews that tackle literature, philosophy, politics, history, and the arts. We also welcome submissions of original works of fiction, poetry, and translation.

We're volunteer-run and don't have the money to pay writers at present, but it's a priority of ours to do so once we are able.

we’re open! now accepting submissions & pitches The Oxonian Review & would love to read your work! we publish both emerging and established writers & are especially excited about experimental submissions & contributions to our series on note-taking and the state of criticism today

New Poem -- The Subjunctive oxonianreview.com/articles/the-s…

excited to share!