For People Who Devour Books

Reviews of books by
Roger Scruton

From the July 2016 Issue

Composing His Thoughts

The Ring of Truth: The Wisdom of Wagner’s ‘Ring of the Nibelung’

By Roger Scruton

From the July 2015 Issue

Gone Girls

The Disappeared

By Roger Scruton

From the November 2014 Issue

No Place like Home

How to Be a Conservative

By Roger Scruton

From the August 2014 Issue

Prague Calling

Notes from Underground

By Roger Scruton

Gottland: Mostly True Stories from Half of Czechoslovakia

By Mariusz Szczygieł (Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones)

From the December 2011 Issue

Arming the Little Platoons

Green Philosophy: How to Think Seriously About the Planet

By Roger Scruton

From the June 2010 Issue

Voice of Wisdom

The Uses of Pessimism and the Danger of False Hope

By Roger Scruton

From the July 2009 Issue

Richer Sounds

Understanding Music: Philosophy and Interpretation

By Roger Scruton

From the March 2009 Issue

The Beautiful & Damned

Beauty

By Roger Scruton

From the November 2005 Issue

Thinking For Britain

Gentle Regrets: Thoughts from a Life

By Roger Scruton

From the July 2004 Issue

Wagner In Love

Death-Devoted Heart: Sex and the Sacred in Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde

By Roger Scruton

From the September 2003 Issue

Tales from the Catacombs

Prague Pictures: Portraits of a City

By John Banville

From the March 2003 Issue

The State We’re In

The West and the Rest: Globalisation and the Terrorist Threat

By Roger Scruton

From the December 1998 Issue

I Just Enjoy It

On Hunting

By Roger Scruton

From the November 1998 Issue

Nation at War

Town And Country

By Anthony Barnett and Roger Scruton