The World Through a Monocled Eye: Julius Evola’s Men Among the Ruins
ISSUED in 1953, at a time when Europe was still emerging from the dark shadows
Culture Wars
Culture Wars
Growing the Numbers of Pan-Anarchists: Reflections on Propaganda Techniques
About 20 years ago, I began to formulate ideas for the development of what I
Beyond the Ego: Max Stirner and His Intellectual Milieu
BORN ON October 25th, 1806, in the famous Bavarian town of Bayreuth, where Richard Wagner
Attenborough, Eugenics and the Problem of Personality
Hi, this is Poet Etc. and you read the title and you’re probably going to
History’s Powderkeg: The Story of the Khazarian Empire
ARTHUR Koestler is a name that has been uttered in anti-Zionist circles for almost four
Walter Benjamin: Unlikeliest of Revolutionary Conservatives
THE more one looks into the life and work of Walter Benjamin (1892-1940), the more
The Fortunes of War: A Curious Link Between Otto Strasser and Walter Benjamin
AS I mention in my 2010 biography of Otto Strasser (1897-1974), as this great ideologue
A Critical Look at Jünger’s Workerism
THE whole, according to Ernst Jünger (1895-1998), represents far more than the sum of its
Ernst Jünger and the Myth of Cultural Marxism
I DO not subscribe to the Right-wing belief in so-called ‘Cultural Marxism’ and have written
Work and Power: Ernst Jünger’s Debt to Max Stirner
ERNST Jünger’s (1895-1998) debt to Max Stirner (1806-1856) is enormous and must never be understated.
