Reviews - Books
May 02, 2008 Richard D. North asks, can Antony Flew's conversion convince? There is a God: How the world's most notorious atheist changed his mind - Antony Flew with Roy Abraham Varghese Richard D. North
April 24, 2008 David Womersley asks, is Stefan Collini Britain's most ecological critic? Common Reading: Critics, Historians, Publics - Stefan Collini David Womersley
April 23, 2008 Global warming may not matter as much as polite opinion claims - but it might matter a lot more than Nigel Lawson is willing to acknowledge, argues Richard D. North: An Appeal to Reason: A cool look at global warming - Nigel Lawson Richard D. North
April 22, 2008 Amis's The Second Plane is simply right: right in its stance towards its subject, right in its judgements, and right in its expression - says David Womersley: The Second Plane - Martin Amis David Womersley
April 17, 2008 Reading Steiner is like drawing up before an imposing mansion, being ushered through the main entrance, and then immediately finding yourself out at the back, with the dustbins, argues David Womersley: My Unwritten Books - George Steiner David Womersley
April 16, 2008 Jonathan Powell overplays Tony Blair's part in bringing peace to Northern Ireland - and underplays the part of world events, argues Richard D. North: Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland - Jonathan Powell Richard D. North
April 15, 2008 William D. Rubinstein on how the leading leftist Israeli historian changed his mind: 1948: The First Arab-Israeli War - Benny Morris William D. Rubinstein
April 14, 2008 Harry Phibbs uncovers the quiet conservatism of Brian Paddick: Line of Fire - Brian Paddick Harry Phibbs
April 07, 2008 David Womersley asks, is Hobbes finally losing his relevance? Hobbes and Republican Liberty - Quentin Skinner; Made with Words: Hobbes on Language, Mind, and Politics - Philip Pettit David Womersley
April 02, 2008 HB, then SB, then FB; ++: How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read - Pierre Bayard David Womersley