Eliza Borné

Jackson, the quarterly’s editor since 2021, is writing “Honey’s Grill: Sex, Freedom and Women of the Blues” after accepting what the magazine called a major book deal. read more >

As the first Black editor in chief of a magazine named for William Faulkner’s corner of Mississippi, Danielle A. Jackson feels a small pit in her stomach. read more >

Eliza Borné, the Little Rock native who became editor of Oxford American magazine at 28 and led it to renewed recognition, is leaving the quarterly this month to become director of development for the Central Arkansas Library System. read more >

When editor Eliza Borné looked to extend the Oxford American’s literate and unapologetically Southern voice last year, she turned to an executive editor with precisely the right skill set for podcasting. read more >

A departure took place Nov. 15 at the Oxford American, the Southern culture magazine based in Little Rock and published in conjunction with the University of Central Arkansas. read more >

Four years into Eliza Borné's editorship, Oxford American is launching a new look with next month’s fall edition, debuting a promising podcast and enjoying better financial health. read more >

The Oxford American has made its hay telling stories of the South, and it'll continue to do so under the watch of new editor Eliza Borné. The 29-year-old Little Rock native talks to Arkansas Business. read more >

Eliza Borné replaces Roger Hodge, who left in June for a job at The Intercept and is still listed as editor-at-large on the OA masthead. read more >

The Oxford American on Wednesday announced the departure of Roger D. Hodge. read more >