Peter Berard

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

Peter Berard reviews Margaret Hagerman's book White Kids.

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

A PDF version of the third print issue of San Antonio Review.

Peter Berard looks at Hemingway's classic.

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

Berard v Rougon-Macquart

Were opportunities to bring about parity missed?

Updating San Antonio Review's Style Guides.

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

Post-war academia and counterculture fight queer liberation.

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

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

Berard on Lovecraft, Lehane and the Puritan Legacy

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

(Volume IV, Fall 2020)

Peter Berard Revisits the Seventies

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

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

Knowing the enemy?