Trevor Pateman’s Culture as Anarchy; Henri Hubert’s Les Germains; the collection Les Grecs, les Romains et nous, edited by Roger Pol Droit; Derrida’s De la grammatologie; Alex Sharpe’s We’re Nobody’s Children: David Bowie and Existentialism and Heidegger’s Being and Time: An Annotated Translation, by Cyril Welch.

Trevor and Alex kindly sent copies of their books. I read Alex’s book in manuscript, and Trevor sent his after I shared his very interesting “Roland Barthes: Writer, Intellectual, and also Professor”, Barthes Studies, 2025 (open access). The Hubert is perhaps the saddest of all books – a former library copy with uncut pages. The new Heidegger translation is interesting – I plan a post probably next Sunday with an initial analysis of some of the passages about space and spatiality.