Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Book Reviews: Hate and Winter
Two books are being reviewed.
The first, 'American Reich' by Eric Lichtblau, talks about how hate groups in the U.S. have caused violence, like the murder of a young man named Blaze Bernstein.
The book shows how these groups have grown and become more dangerous, especially after the 2016 presidential election.
The second book, 'Winter' by Val McDermid, is about the winter season.
McDermid, a famous mystery writer, shares her love for winter and talks about Scottish traditions during this time.
She also talks about how winter makes her more creative.
Both books are interesting but deal with very different topics.
Eric Lichtblau's 'American Reich' explores the rise of hate groups and their violent actions in the U.S.
The book focuses on the murder of Blaze Bernstein by Sam Woodward, a member of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division.
Lichtblau connects the murder to a broader pattern of hate crimes and the growth of white supremacist ideologies.
Val McDermid's 'Winter' is a personal and evocative exploration of the winter season and its cultural significance in Scotland.
McDermid shares her memories and traditions associated with winter, highlighting its impact on her creativity and writing.
- Who
- Eric Lichtblau and Val McDermid
- What
- Reviews of two books: one on hate crimes and another on the winter season
- When
- Present day
- Where
- United States and Scotland
- Why
- To inform readers about significant books and their themes
- Book 1
- American Reich: A Murder in Orange County; Neo-Nazis; and a New Age of Hate by Eric Lichtblau
- Book 2
- Winter: The Story of a Season by Val McDermid
- Book 1 Subject
- Racial hatred and deadly violence in the U.S.
- Book 2 Subject
- Winter season and its cultural significance
- Book 1 Main Event
- Murder of Blaze Bernstein by Sam Woodward
- Book 2 Author
- Val McDermid
- Book 1 Author
- Eric Lichtblau
- Book 2 Tone
- Evocative and delightful
- Book 1 Tone
- Alarming and infuriating
- Book 1 Hate Group
- Atomwaffen Division