ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."

ALT Book cover for Slade's "Fusionism." Decorative backdrop (reposted from Law & Liberty, designed by Beck and Stone) shows photos of three men and the U.S. capitol building.

ALT Cover for Buttímer’s “Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in Houghton Library, Harvard University.” Title and author text framing a horizontal detail from a handwritten Irish manuscript.

ALT Cover of David Walsh’s "The Invisible Source of Authority." The full title and author’s name appear on a painting of a person standing on a beach near a body of water and a large blue and grey sky above. Accompanying text: "A philosophical meditation on the secular age from David Walsh."

ALT Cover for Hart's Prisms, Veils. The full title and author name appear over a split image of a woman from the turn of the century, sitting in front of a mirror styling her hair

ALT Cover of "Martin Luther and the Council of Trent" by Peter M. Folan, SJ. A hand turns pages of an old book, alongside a candle and inkwell. "New in Paperback"

ALT Cover of Sierakowski’s Sandinistas. The full title appears above and the author’s name appears below. At center, a man in a beret is holding a gun and preparing to toss a Molotov cocktail in front of sandbags and another person sitting on the ground. "New in Paperback"

ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."

ALT Cover of Angela Franks’s "Body and Identity." The full title and author’s name appear with the abstract image of a person in black and pale pink shapes sitting on the ground.

ALT Cover of Pratt’s "Black and Catholic." The full title and the author’s name appear in black text against a cream background. A drawing of a cross appears between the subtitle and the author’s name. "Fills an essential gap in both Catholic and Black history."

ALT Cover of Francisco Rodríguez’s "The Collapse of Venezuela." The full title appears on an abstract painting with various red and yellow hues and white line sketches. The author’s name is below on a textured black background.

ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."

ALT Cover of "An Inconvenient Apocalypse" by Wes Jackson and Robert Jensen features a burning match with a globe, symbolizing urgent climate crisis themes.

ALT Cover of Sargeant’s "The Dignity of Dependence." The author’s name appears above and the full title appears below on a red background. A white line drawing of a woman holding a child in her arms appears in the center.

ALT Cover of David Bentley Hart’s "The Light of Tabor." The full title and author’s name appear on a painting. Above, Jesus stands between two angels; below, 1 man stands and 2 men are on all fours. A red border and green-leafed plants frame the painting. Accompanying text: "'This is everything we have come to expect from David Bentley Hart.' -Rowan Williams"

ALT Cover for Knight and Wicks’s "Alasdair MacIntyre on Practical Philosophy." The full title appears above and the editors’ names appear below on a white background. The central image is an older man with glasses speaking over a yellow boxed background.

ALT Cover of Lichtman’s "Conservative at the Core." The full title and author’s name appear in white text against a red background. Through Core, a blue line runs horizontally. To the left of the book cover: "Unpack the history, rhetoric, and policies of the American conservative movement."

ALT Cover of Erika Kidd’s "Intimacy and Intelligibility". The full title and author’s name appear on a blue abstract painting with the faint outlines of two people, one on the ground and another sitting on a seat. Accompanying text: "A paradigm-shifting exploration of St. Augustine's De magistro"