2 March, 2015
Edward Hicks
Edward Hicks explores life in Britain during the Napoleonic Wars
Kanta Dihal
Kanta Dihal enjoys an anthology of bad ideas
19 January, 2015
Hugh Burling
Hugh Burling has little faith in a study of belief that is beset by ambiguity
Emily Anderson
Emily Anderson considers an ambitious but problematic account of the literary representation of war
30 June, 2014
Daveen Koh
Daveen Koh finds Frederic Gros' book to be limited in scope but nevertheless a commendable achievement and a delightful read.
16 June, 2014
John Ritzema
Timothy Michael Law calls for a return to the study of the Septuagint as the great document of the rise of Christianity.
Tom Cutterham
Roberts' book reminds readers to consider struggles over discipline, time, pay, and workers' rights around the world.
Anna Brinkman
Martin Breaugh provides an illuminating discussion of, but no solution for, plebeian experiences old and new.
3 June, 2014
Ramin Nassehi
Easterly's book tackles the current technocratic approach to developmental aid and urges us to question it altogether.