Oneworld Classics is an independent publisher with offices in London (Richmond) and Oxford. Launched in March 2007 by the directors of Oneworld Publications and Alma Books, its aim is to expand the literary canon in the English-speaking world through a series of mainstream and lesser-known classics, often by commissioning new translations.

In September 2007, Oneworld Classics acquired the legendary Calder Publications list - which includes works by Pirandello, Artaud, Duras, Trocchi, Céline, Queneau, Ionesco and Robbe-Grillet, among many others - and the Calder Bookshop on The Cut, near Waterloo, famous for its eclectic events programme.

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Documenting the colourful escapades of the former gladiator Encolpius and his less than faithful lover Giton, the Satyricon plunges the reader into the lives of ordinary Roman citizens, vividly revealing...

The present selection traces the development of Yeats's verse, encompassing the poet's interest in Irish folklore and national identity, his engagement with the political situation of his day and...

First published in 1938, The Theatre and Its Double is a collection of essays detailing Antonin Artaud's radical theories on drama, which he saw as being stifled by...