Observer & Review

Update Number 7 of the journal has today been sent to the printers. This will be a juicy issue - more details will follow shortly.

⚠️ Book Reviewers Wanted We're running rather short on book reviews for the next issue, which is a problem as this is meant to be a feature of the journal. If you'd like to see your name in print, we'd like to have the work of old masters and new authors reviewed in our pages.

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Reminder to Contributors Those who have committed to submitting material for the next issue - don't forget that the deadline is the end of this month.

OUT NOW 👉🏻 The Legal Right to Disobey Law: a Natural Law Approach to Civil Disobedience by Prof. Augusto Zimmermann and Prof. Gabriël Moens AM. See the publisher's website for more information.

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This book promises to be an intellectual grenade thrown into the halls of legal academe: https://t.me/sidestreampress/4

📚 New title to be announced in coming weeks - first volume in our book catalogue - brought to you by Sidestream Press. 👉🏻 Updates also on Twitter.

⚠️ If you have ordered a copy of the latest O&R and received an automated email saying it's been delivered, but it hasn't, please just ignore the email. This is a bug in our shop software we've been trying to iron out. Your order is likely still safely on the way.

We can’t recommend the Observer & Review (@Obs_Rev) highly enough. It continues to offer a rigorous and unapologetic challenge to the prevailing cultural and political orthodoxy. We strongly encourage you to support their work. 👇🏻 https://t.me/Obs_Rev/75

👉🏻 All first orders have been mailed as of today. 👌🏻 Almost half of the print batch has been sold. 🤌🏻 This has proven to be one of the more popular issues.

📢 Latest issue of the Observer & Review is now available at Sidestream Press: Inside this Issue: 👉🏻 Luke Torrisi, "Avoiding a Foaming Tiber Downunder"; 👉🏻 Stephen Baskerville, "The tragedy of Conservatism: Why the Right Always Loses"; 👉🏻 Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, "BLM: an Investigation into a Subversive Movement"; 👉🏻 Frank Salter, "The Dark Heart of Decolonisation" Books Reviewed: 📚 Evelyn Waugh, Robbery Under Law; 📚 Driss Ghali, A Country-History of French Colonialism; 📚 John Borzoi Chapman, Cultured Grugs: Dispatches from America in Collapse. ⚠️ Limited stock ⚠️

🎉 Happy Australia Day to all our readers, subscribers, followers and friends. The foundational people of this land have a right to exist; a right to collectively organise; and the right to collectively advocate. This is a moral imperative and an intellectual obligation.

A good way to end the year: meditating on the peak of Australia with an appropriate book. All the best to our friends and supporters for 2026. In particular, may this be a great year for dissident publishing. Onwards and upwards, gentlemen, there are many peaks to conquer!

🎉 New Year Special Offer 🎉 Get three past issues (Nos. 3, 4 & 5) together for *half price* (while No. 6 is on its way from the printers). Offer will expire on January 10.

🎄🎉 Christ is Born! Merry Christmas to all our readers and supporters from Sidesteam Press and the Observer & Review.

📚 Readers of Nietzsche will be interested to note the publication of these three comprehensive (and classically academic) volumes by Dr. Ted Sadler, who has written for us in the past. 👉🏻 More information about these books and how they can be obtained is at the author's website: http://tedsadleronline.com

Our editor has a contribution to this Symposium of the New Oxford Review. Subscribers will be interested in this publication, even (or especially) if they are not Catholic.