The Marginalia Review of Books is an international, open access review of literature along the nexus of history, theology, and religion. MRB examines, critiques, and illuminates the traditions, institutions, discourses, and practices of religions and their believers. We aim to connect the academic and public worlds by providing an intellectually rich and broadly accessible conversation that does not merely summarize previous work but contributes new ideas.
Oxford University
What I Wish You Knew
Hunter Lin
Jeremy A Gallegos
Emma Mason
Neal
Archive
AACC
New Books Network
Dan Norton
Connie Li & Janice Lee
American Family Association
Vusi Mkanzi
John Coleman and Dr. Nirmal Dass
Steven Zhang
The Contemplative Tribal
Jennalee Ziegler
Made in China Journal
ILY
Cambridge University
Juan Venancio
AguilarDustin
Marshall Poe
Shiva Mohammadi
Missio Africanus
American Family Association
BAME Oxbridge
Pickle Bar
Loyal Books
HUB Radio Network
CSUChico CORH
Confucian Confusions
Cambridge University
Elrod’s Educational Lectures
Njamba Kapalu
Faith and History
Aasiya Advika
Michael Faraday School
theshadelounge
The Huntington
New Books Network
Marshall Poe
Lotus King Weiss
Loyal Books
Elma Akob
The Ramsay Centre
Shameel Ibrahim
Thorsten Pattberg
Sean Adetula & Temi Edun
Manamee Guha and Hollie Marquess
Oxford University
Loyal Books
Brad Dacus
Loyal Books
SSCOPE
Victor Henrique Rorato
Becky Casado
House of African Feminisms
Oxford University
Jaer Christie
None
Center for East Asian Studies, UW—Madison
None
Tom English
RTHK.HK
Loyal Books
Orthodox Christian Translation Society
The Sandwich Philosophy
The Indonesia Saga
@SuzanneTiega
World History Encyclopedia
Em
Elmo
University of Glasgow
New Books Network
Ruby Wei
CUHK Anthropology
Anthony and Patrick
New Books Network
None
Mr. Hengsterman
The Straits Times
RTHK.HK
Andy zhang
Academy of Achievement
Sin Wang Chong
Religion in Praxis
The Mashead
Michael Campbell, Gregory Howell
Kujenga
RTHK.HK
New Books Network
Susan Skaza
Jon Shank
Loyal Books
one.students
Yass Kass