Favorites: Part Thirteen
Stephanie O’Cain
Stephanie O’Cain’s favorite book is Written on the Body.
Favorites: Part Twelve
Greg Galant
Greg Galant’s favorite book is The Power Broker.
Favorites: Part Eleven
Erin Cox
Erin Cox shares her favorite books with us.
Favorites: Part Ten
Dylan Moulton
Dylan Moulton’s favorite book is…
Favorites: Part Nine
Noa Wheeler
I have never finished reading my favorite book. This may sound incongruous, but the truth is that any time I “finish” Sartre’s ‘The Words’, I simply start it again. For many years, I have always been somewhere in the process of reading this quietly brilliant book. Sartre’s memoir is one of paradox.
Favorites: Part Eight
Jaime Morganstern
Jaime Morganstern’s favorite book is Love Story.
Favorites: Part Seven
Bethany Heitman
Bethany Heitman’s favorite book is In Cold Blood.
Favorites: Part Six
Mark Sarvas
To celebrate the holidays we asked some of our favorite people in publishing what their favorite book was. Let us know in the comments what your favorite book is and be sure to check back throughout the week for more “favorites”. Mark Sarvas runs the literary blog The Elegant Variation. His criticism has appeared in […]
Favorites: Part Five
Andrew DeSio
Andew DeSio’s favorite book is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Favorites: Part Four
Christine Duplessis
Christine Duplessis’s favorite book is…
Favorites: Part Three
Lauren Cerand
Lauren Cerand tells us about her favorite books.
Favorites: Part Two
Randall Klein
Randall Klein’s favorite book is The Phantom Tollbooth.
Favorites: Part One
Andrew Goldberg
Andrew Goldberg’s favorite book is…
Chag Urim Sameach! A Hanukkah music playlist
Music has a long tradition of being associated with winter holidays, something we’re mindful of in the music departments of Oxford University Press. As Hanukkah is already in full swing, we asked members of our editorial, marketing, and publicity departments, for their favorite Hanukkah songs.
Catching up with Stuart Roberts
In an effort to get to know our Oxford University Press staff better, we are featuring Q&A’s filled out by our staff in different offices. Read on for our Q&A with Stuart Roberts, editorial assistant for our religion and theology Academic/Trade books in New York.