The Oxford Book Club

Author Sharon Bolton on The Essex Serpent, Watch Me and Sirens

Author Lucy Atkins shares her romantic selections with Sophie Law

Author Cherry Mosteshar on The Noise of Time, The Little Red Chairs and The Vegetarian

Author Alison Boulton on Thank you for Being Late, Grandfathers and The Places In Between

Sarah Franklin on Alexandra Heminsley's Leap In and Scratch, edited by Manjula Martin

Author Sharon Bolton on Behind Her Eyes, Ragdoll, and Ken Clarke's autobiography

Booker Prize winning author Paul Beatty speaking to BBC Radio Oxford's Martin Eastaugh.

Patrick Neale from Jaffe & Neale Bookshop recommends Dodgers, Golden Hill and The Dig.

Author Cherry Mosteshar recommends The Manchurian Candidate, Hag-Seed and By Gaslight.

Author Alison Boulton on The Ambassador's Wife's Tale, BlackOut & Writing the 9/11 Decade

Author Sharon Bolton on The Goodness of Dogs, Hygge and The Beautiful Dead.

Patrick Neale from Jaffe & Neale Bookshop with his recommendations.

The Power by Naomi Alderman and Hot Milk by Deborah Levy.

The author of The Well with reviews of All The Light We Cannot See and The Outrun.

Author Cherry Mosteshar recommends Of Mountains And Men, Timed Out and His Bloody Project

Sarah Franklin recommends Today Will Be Different and When In French.

Author Sharon Bolton on the unmasking of Elena Ferrante, plus reviews of three novels.

Author Alison Boulton reviews Do Not Say We Have Nothing, and The Improbability of Love.

The Appointment by Graham Easton and Conclave by Robert Harris.

Patrick Neale from Jaffe & Neale Bookshop in Chipping Norton with his recommendations.

Commonwealth by Ann Patchett and The Wonder by Emma Donoghue.

Author Cherry Mosteshar on Ali Shaw's The Trees and The Knives by Richard T Kelly

Q&A, Tales of the King's African Rifles, and The Sabres of Paradise by Lesley Blanch.

Author Sharon Bolton on not reading The Cursed Child, plus reviews of three novels.