The literary wunderkind you love to hate puts a pomo finish on Michael Pollan in this polemic about carnivorism and food production. Foer's usual stylistic trickery (e.g., a Swiftian endorsement of eating dogs) doesn't make reading about castrated piglets much more enjoyable, but maybe a subject like this shouldn't be fun. Timothy Hodler
Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer [Little, Brown, $26]
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