“I have no hesitation in recommending this strong account of a frantic few weeks of terror in London.” — @sturgios reviews Three Weeks In July, by @adam_wishart and James Nally

“A perception-shifting book, run through with contemplative pools and urgent rapids. A remarkable question posed by a remarkable book.” — @TrooperSnooks reviews is A River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane

RT @TheCriticMag: Being a bookworm can encourage a dangerous form of moral self-flattery, argues @glosswitch

RT @TheCriticMag: More liberalism isn’t the answer, wokeness represents an autoimmune disorder of liberalism itself, argues @intothefuture4….

RT @msjlindsay: Can confirm. 😉.

RT @TheCriticMag: If you want to understand how the world works now, read a classic, writes @john_self

“Here’s the heart of Uncommon Ground — not in its open endorsement or opposition to either side but in a gentle teasing out of complexity and nuance” — @Gallowaygrouse reviews Uncommon Ground, by @PaddyGalbraith

RT @K_Niemietz: "[C]ertain areas of publishing have more than their share of people who delight in hounding others for the most minor infra….

RT @glosswitch: I wrote about @SEENPublishing 's Everyday Cancellation report and those who bully in the name of 'kindness' .

RT @BDSixsmith: Interesting from @glosswitch. It's very tempting to think that there is some special magic to reading, when it really depen….

RT @AmandaPCraig: If you think (as many readers are prone to do) that Book People are nicer than not, do read @glosswitch in @TheCriticMag….

RT @LittleHardman: “we should be very wary of the mindset that sees a self-styled bookish person as a better person, one who understands th….

RT @TheCriticMag: “It’s been clear for a while that certain areas of publishing have more than their fair share of people who delight in ho….

RT @TheCriticMag: Liberalism is not an alternative to wokeness, argues @intothefuture45. It brought us to it.

“We are left with a history of meaningless labour that resulted in something no better or more beautiful than anything else” — Edmund Stewart reviews What is Ancient History? by Walter Scheidel

RT @hmtennapel: “Whilst Doyle may insist that wokeness is antithetical to liberalism, this is only because autoimmune disorders are antithe….

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RT @TheCriticMag: A new book is an absorbing insight into a confused and confusing subject — James Stevens Curl reviews Lower than the Ange….

RT @DavidScullion: More liberalism isn’t the answer to wokeness: wokeness represents an autoimmune disorder of liberalism itself, argues @i….

RT @intothefuture45: Great to be in the book review pages of @TheCriticMag with a review of Andrew Doyle's new book The End of Woke; and ma….