The vast space dedicated to the chapter about Nietzsche is impressive and even consists of a section about difficulties in the edition of the philosopher's work. Benoist stresses that Nietzsche's eternal return of the same couldn't be understood without his spheric concept of history.

Sex and Deviance is an important book because it hearkens to the future. The ideas Faye outlines are pragmatic, not idealistic, and grounded in what will create the greatest flourishing for men, women and their children.

The bottom line is that The Real Right Returns is well worth your time, a metapolitical masterpiece that sums up the problems of modern society and even provides some decent practical advice.