‘Renegades And Rogues’ Misses The Mark On Conan’s Creator
Much of Howard’s “magic” came from his ability to create emotional sincerity through the hatreds and bloodlust of characters like Conan the Barbarian.
3 Major Scientific Discoveries In The Past Century That Point To God
Three major discoveries during the last century contradict the forecasts of scientific atheists, pointing instead in a distinctly theistic direction.
A Physician Learns To Heal Himself So He Can Go Back To Healing Others
Dr. David Weill’s memoir, ‘Exhale: Hope, Healing, and a Life in Transplant,’ tells a powerful story about how physicians can learn to help people, even when they can’t be healed.
Terrorists Are Crossing America’s Porous Borders And Biden Is Making It Worse
A new book by journalist Todd Bensman, ‘America’s Covert Border War,’ provides alarming details on a national security threat that isn’t being addressed.
A Prescription For Fixing American Family Life
Professor Scott Yenor’s book, ‘The Recovery of Family Life,’ offers valuable insight into how feminism and other post-modern ideologies are radically reshaping society, as well as some suggestions for what to do about it.
Jordan Peterson’s ‘Beyond Order’ Calls For Balance And Gratitude
‘Beyond Order,’ Jordan B. Peterson’s long-awaited new book, is an insightful, all-too-needed prescription for an anxious, angry, and divided world.
Never Trumpers Illustrate Why Loyalty Is An Important Political Virtue
Julie Kelly’s book, ‘Disloyal Opposition,’ ably documents just how tedious and unprincipled Donald Trump’s allegedly conservative critics turned out to be.
‘Uprooted’ Protests The Amazon-ification Of The World
Grace Olmstead’s new book ‘Uprooted’ reclaims localism and community interdependence as the conservative causes they are.
Eighties Nostalgia Meets Its Limits In ‘Ready Player Two’
‘Ready Player Two,’ the much-anticipated sequel to the popular novel and film ‘Ready Player One,’ is a loose collection of unlikable characters and precious pop culture references in search of a plot.
How Baby Boomers Ushered In Our Narcissistic Age
Helen Andrews’ book, ‘Boomers: The Men and Women Who Promised Freedom and Delivered Disaster,’ offers a penetrating and damning look at a generation that put America on a path to ruin.
How Leftists Captured Big Business
Stephen R. Soukup’s ‘The Dictatorship of Woke Capital’ helps explain Wall Street and corporate CEOs becoming woke and dissing the system that made them rich.
As Americans Turn Left, We Should Remember Socialism Killed 36 Million Chinese
Chinese whistleblower Yang Jisheng’s book, ‘Tombstone: The Great Chinese Famine 1958-1962,’ is a powerful reminder that collectivism is evil.
How To Put The Merit Back In ‘Meritocracy’
Political philosopher Michael Sandel’s ‘The Tyranny of Merit’ astutely diagnoses the root problems of America’s economic inequality and failing education systems, but fails to offer meaningful solutions.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn Takes On The Progressives
A new essay collection, ‘Solzhenitsyn and American Culture: The Russian Soul in the West,’ illuminates how the vaunted Russian writer’s warnings about secularism and progressivism are as prescient and insightful as ever.
Freedom From Morality And Obligations Isn’t ‘Freedom’
In Ryszard Legutko’s latest book, ‘The Cunning of Freedom: Saving the Self in an Age of False Idols,’ the Polish professor and survivor of communism warns that the coercive attempts of modern liberals to redefine freedom are more destructive than liberating.
How Big Government And Big Tech Conspire Against Voters
Allum Bokhari’s book, ‘#DELETED,’ warns of the insidious ties between the incoming Biden administration and the tech oligarchs who want to shape our politics and run our lives.
‘The Invention of Sound’ Aims To Make You Scream
The latest novel from ‘Fight Club’ author Chuck Palahniuk is another satisfying, if superficial, examination of the intersection of victimhood and dark impulses.
Jack Reacher Is Evolving, But Fans May Be Wary
The latest entry in Lee Child’s popular thriller series is the first with a co-author, and the changes in tone and style are evident.
The Federalist’s Notable Books For 2020
Most of us had a little more time to read this year. So here’s our year in reading, featuring book recommendations from Federalist writers and contributors.
Rebutting Attacks On America’s Founding Principles From The Left And The Right
Robert Reilly’s ‘America on Trial’ is at times a frustrating read, but it’s ultimately an effective and insightful defense of America’s founding principles.
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