Review More History, Less Prejudice: “Juifs et musulmans de la France coloniale à nos jours” Jorge González-Gallarza — 26.09.22
Review Forgotten Classics: Charlemagne on Nobility and Greeting the Foreigner Felix James Miller — 24.09.22
Review Everyman’s Bill Buckley M. Stanton Evans: Conservative Wit, Apostle of Freedom by Steven F. Hayward New York: Encounter Books, 2022 Jorge González-Gallarza — 21.09.22
Review Is the Napkin Ring Right-Wing? Le rond de serviette est-il de droite by Richard de Sèze Paris: La Nouvelle Librairie, 2022 Hélène de Lauzun — 18.09.22
Review Desperate Victory at the White City The Crusade of 1456, Texts and Documentation in Translation by James D. Mixson University of Toronto Press, 2022 Alberto M. Fernandez — 08.09.22
Review Strauss’s Shadow Over Munich: Die Frau ohne Schatten Overwhelms at Munich’s Opera Festival Paul du Quenoy — 06.09.22
Review A Beginner’s Guide to Woke How Woke Won: The Elitist Movement That Threatens Democracy, Tolerance and Reason by Joanna Williams London: John Wilkes Publishing, 2022 Roger Watson — 05.09.22
Review Forgotten Classics: Warfare, Emptiness, and Hope in Waugh’s Sword of Honor Felix James Miller — 27.08.22
Review The Great Awakening vs the Great Reset The Great Awakening vs the Great Reset by Alexander Dugin London: Arktos Media Ltd, 2021 Michael Millerman — 25.08.22
Review New Life from Old Books Conservatism: A Rediscovery by Yoram Hazony London: Swift Press, 2022; Washington, DC: Regnery Gateway, 2022 Harrison Pitt — 24.08.22
Review Richard Strauss in His Hometown: Die Schweigsame Frau and Der Rosenkavalier in Munich Paul du Quenoy — 23.08.22
Review A Heroic Song of Heroic Songs of Heroes Along Heroic Lines by Christopher Ricks Oxford University Press, 2021 J.C. Scharl — 18.08.22
Review Confessions of an Epidemiologist The Year the World Went Mad by Mark Woolhouse Dingwall: Sandstone Press Ltd, 2022 Roger Watson — 09.08.22
Review How (and Why) One Woman is Taking on the Sexual Revolution The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry Cambridge: Polity, August 2022 Jonathon Van Maren — 05.08.22
Review The Magic of Old Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke London: Bloomsbury, 2004 Daria Fedotova — 04.08.22
Review A Thoroughly Modern Devil Tempts Paris: A Review of Gounod’s Faust at the Paris Opera Paul du Quenoy — 03.08.22
Review Forgotten Classics: Trauma, Sin, and Providence in Kristin Lavransdatter Felix James Miller — 30.07.22
Review Beyond Papolatry The Road from Hyperpapalism to Catholicism: Rethinking the Papacy in a Time of Ecclesial Disintegration by Peter Kwasniewski Waterloo, Ontario: Arouca Press, 2022 Sebastian Morello — 19.07.22
Review Les Droites en Amérique The Right: The Hundred-Year War for American Conservatism by Matthew Continetti New York: Basic Books, 2022 Jorge González-Gallarza — 10.07.22
Review Liberal Economics and the Church after The End of History The Economics of the Parables by Fr. Robert Sirico Washington, D.C.: Regnery, 2022 Jesse Russell — 09.07.22
Review Carmen Marks Washington National Opera’s Gala Return to Fully Staged Performances Paul du Quenoy — 20.06.22
Review The Case for the Geezer Obedience is Freedom by Jacob Phillips Cambridge: Polity, 2022 André P. DeBattista — 14.06.22
Review A Centurion Not of Caesar but of Christ A Soldier’s Pilgrimage by Ernest Psichari London: Andrew Melrose, Ltd., 1917 Alberto M. Fernandez — 02.06.22
Review Redeeming Our Asymmetric Culture War War on the West by Douglas Murray London: HarperCollins, 2022 Harrison Pitt — 24.05.22
Review Revealing the Dark Angel Lionel Johnson: Poetry and Prose by Robert Asch London: St. Austin Press, 2021 Charles A. Coulombe — 21.05.22
Review Rehabilitating the Dismal Science Commerce and Manners in Edmund Burke’s Political Economy by Gregory M. Collins Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020 Steven Kessler — 16.05.22
Review A French History of Traditionalists Histoire des traditionalistes by Yves Chiron Paris: Tallandier, 2022 Manuel Vieira da Cruz — 15.05.22
Review Feverish Episodes of Nazi Reverie Berlin a vida o muerte by Miguel Ezquerra Sanchez Granada: Garcia Hispan S.L. Alberto M. Fernandez — 10.05.22
Review Heaven Bleeds Backwards into our Lives Brisbane by Eugene Vodolazkin; translated by Marian Schwartz Walden, NY: Plough Publishing House, 2022 J.C. Scharl — 02.05.22
Review La tradition, c’est moi From Benedict’s Peace to Francis’s War Peter Kwasniewski (ed.) Brooklyn, NY: Angelico Press, 2021 Theo Howard — 29.04.22
Review Acknowledging Inevitable Subjectivity: Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon (1950) Rashomon Directed by Akira Kurosawa 1950 David Boos — 24.04.22
Review The Cure Was Worse Than the Disease The Great Covid Panic by Paul Fritjers, Gigi Foster & Michael Baker Austin: Brownstone Institute, 2021 Roger Watson — 11.04.22
Review The Scattershot Musings of Slavoj Žižek Heaven in Disorder by Slavoj Žižek New York City: OR Books, 2021 Harrison Pitt — 08.04.22
Review Rebel for the Sake of Tradition Unwanted Priest, the Autobiography of a Latin Mass Exile by Bryan Houghton Brooklyn, NY: Angelico Press, 2022 Alberto M. Fernandez — 05.04.22
Review The Soul within the Beast Exhibition: “Francis Bacon: Man and Beast” at the Royal Academy of Arts, London 29 January-17 April 2022 Harrison Pitt — 03.04.22
Review Fevered Pitch Nieuwe Kruisvaarders: De heilige alliantie tussen orthodoxe christenen en radicaal-rechtse populisten by Sander Rietveld Amsterdam: Prometheus, 2021 Christiaan DeKiefte — 19.03.22
Review Strong Men Build a Strong Civilization No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men by Anthony Esolen Washington, D.C.: Regnery Gateway, 2022 Jesse Russell — 13.03.22
