Should Book Authors Blog?
Perlmutter looks at authors who blog.
What We Failed To Do:
The George Steiner Prize
Philip Davis looks at chances lost…
Do I Believe In Ebooks?:
Part One
Evan Schnittman, OUP’s VP of Business Development and Rights, wonders if he truly does believe in ebooks.
Obama Has God On His Side
Domke and Coe look at the ways Obama has used religion in his campaign.
Constitutional Theory Does Matter
Sotirios A. Barber and James E. Fleming respond to Stanley Fish’s article.
The Mabinogion: Story-telling and the Oral Tradition
An excerpt from the introduction to The Mabinogion, translated by Sioned Davies.
Historically Black Colleges: Anecdote Doesn’t Equal Evidence
To celebrate the publication of the AANB we asked Dr. Marybeth Gasman to contribute to the OUPblog.
Milblogs: Yesterday and Today
David Perlmutter introduces us to Military blogs.
Sundance: Art, Politics, Business in the Slush
In the post below Pat Aufderheide reports back from Sundance.
Channeling MLK in the Democratic Primaries
Domke and Coe look at the effects of MLK’s legacy on the Democratic primaries.
Scots, Wha Hae! A History of Burns Clubs
In time for Burns Night, here is everything you need to know about the history of Burns Clubs.
Women in the News
Donald Ritchie looks at the history of women reporting the news.
Wu is Everywhere!
OUP author Tim Wu has been very busy writing.
Academy Awards, Documentaries, and the People’s Choices
Patricia Aufderheide looks at her favorite documentary films.
It’s The Music, Stupid!
Colin Larkin discusses how we listen to music now.
Turkey, Chocolate, and Italian Cuisine
Gillian Riley looks at the role of chocolate in Italian cuisine.