Oxford Companion to Food: Renaissance Meat Carving
An excerpt from The Oxford Companion To Food.
An excerpt from The Oxford Companion To Food.
An excerpt from the Oxford Companion to Wine.
Phyllis Tickle, founding editor of the Religion Department at Publishers Weekly, is a highly respected authority on religion in America. She has recently written a new book, ‘The Night Offices: Prayer for the Hours from Sunset to Sunrise’, and was kind enough to answer a few questions on the book.
Colin Larkin wants to shoot the designers.
Jancis Robinson, editor of the Oxford Companion to Wine talks about holiday season wines.
An excerpt from The Oxford Companion to Food about Slow Food.
Pictures from Food and Wine Events.
An excerpt from Steel Drivin’ Man.
Pop music quiz part three.
Part two of the pop music quiz.
A pop music quiz.
En excerpt from Gluttony.
Rebecca’s Reading the Broken Branch
Walter Laqueur looks at Islamic Fascism, Islamophobia and Antisemitism
For movie-makers and viewers alike, sex-crime movies offer opportunities to explore the meanings of sexual offenses and to reflect on the boundaries that societies trace between illicit and illegal sexual behaviors. They can start transnational conversations with millions of people across the globe.
Everyone has an opinion on the best pop music albums of all time. Call us pessimists, but at OUP, we were wondering, what are the worst albums? Luckily, we have the best resource for all things music, Colin Larkin editor of the Encyclopedia of Popular Music. He tells us what makes his ears ring.