Peter Berard reviews Margaret Hagerman's book White Kids.

Russell Arben Fox reviews Charles Marohn's Strong Towns for San Antonio Review.

Alex Z. Salinas reviews Charlie Brice's recent book of poetry.

William O. Pate II reviews Alex Z. Salinas' debut book of poetry, WARBLES.

Or, How Neoliberal Higher Education Funding Drove My Family into Bankruptcy

Folk variations from three Perpetual Doom artists.

The Children of Auschwitz

'Cause everyone loves (book review) lists.

Literature review requests

Knowing the enemy?

Murder, Mayhem, Mantel and More…

". . . [a] sententious performance of intellect, slathered over a fundamental lack of insight or even curiosity . . ."

A review of Reverberations of Racial Violence: Critical Reflections on the History of the Border

The Last Man Takes LSD, Ministry for the Future, Margaret Randall, Edward Said and On the Nature of Ecological Paradox recommended.

Microfiction ranging over the variety of human relationships.

David Hanlon reviews C. Cimmone's debut poetry chapbook, "Torn Up."

Can the long tradition of war prognostication in novel form be called honorable?

Peter Berard Revisits the Seventies

Peter Berard reads right-wing shit so you don't have to.

John Willingham looks at what's lost in the translation to film.

Peter Berard reviews The Last American Aristocrat: The Brilliant Life and Improbable Education of Henry Adams by David S. Brown.

How much color can a thriller hold before it ceases to be a thriller?

SAR Book Review Editor Peter Berard finally reads Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove.

Post-war academia and counterculture fight queer liberation.

Were opportunities to bring about parity missed?

Berard v Rougon-Macquart

Peter Berard looks at Hemingway's classic.

Andy Boyd reviews Marilynne Robinson's latest novel, Jack.

William O. Pate II reviews Alex Z. Salinas' debut book of poetry, WARBLES.

Dr. Russell Arben Fox’s follow-up essay on Charles Marohn’s Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity.

Bekah McNeel reviews Addicted to Reform: A 12-Step Program to Rescue Public Education.

Peter Berard reviews Margaret Hagerman's book White Kids.

“Who does half-smart like a renegade Trotskyite?”

Berard on Lovecraft, Lehane and the Puritan Legacy

“Popular participation in a nationalist liturgy — a full-fledged secular religion”

The author of A Dangerous Energy expands upon his outlook, methods and future works.