At Catholic World Report, Prof. Christopher Morrissey kindly reviews my book Scholastic Metaphysics. From the review:
The great strength of Feser’s book is how well it exposes the shortcomings of the speculations of contemporary analytic philosophy about the fundamental structures of reality. The most recent efforts of such modern philosophical research, shows Feser, are remarkably inadequate for explaining many metaphysical puzzles raised by modern science. In order to properly understand the meaning of humanity’s latest and greatest discoveries, such as quantum field theory in modern physics, an adequate metaphysics is urgently required, now more than ever…
Feser has a notable flair for being both witty and engaging and for using entertaining and vivid examples. The book demands much from the reader’s intellectual abilities, but like reading St. Thomas Aquinas himself it is always rewarding and exhilarating. Page after page, insight after insight piles up—so many that if you have any philosophical curiosity at all, you simply cannot stop reading.
End quote. By the way, if you are not familiar with Prof. Morrissey’svarious web pages devoted to topics of interest to regular readers of this blog (such as this one, this one, this one, and this one), you should be. I have found them a very useful resource over the years.