Jason Reza Jorjani

Promethean Pirate concludes the trilogy that began with Jorjani’s Faustian Futurist and Uber Man, but it does so as a philosophical work of non-fiction. Jorjani shockingly reveals the realities behind narratives that were at the core of those two putatively “fictional” texts. In particular, the reader will be presented with startling information about Atlantis, the origins of the Counter-Tradition, the life of Nikola Tesla, and the hidden ambitions of Ghislaine Maxwell.

$16.95

Andrew Fraser

Andrew Fraser’s socio-legal study resurrects the original conception of the modern American business corporation as a little republic. Well into the nineteenth century, the idea of the corporation as a civil body politic played a significant role in the constitutional genesis of civic authority. In our time too, republican ideas can challenge the dictatorship of the economic in corporate governance.

$18.50

Edgar Julius Jung

Edgar Julius Jung’s The Significance of the German Revolution is a conservative guide to the National Socialist Revolution of 1933. Jung emphasises the difference between nationalism and conservatism, namely that the former highlights the state and the latter the individuals comprising it.

$10.50

From Civilisation to the Dawn of Imagination

Armand Berger

In Tolkien, Europe, and Tradition, Berger demonstrates the European heritage that inspired Tolkien by explicating the finer details of Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian myth, the Finnish Kalevala, Greco-Roman influence, and much more.

$11.50

Ludwig Klages

In his masterful treatise The Science of Character, Ludwig Klages surpasses the traditional study of character by moving away from the assumption of rigid character traits and the old doctrine of the four temperaments. Instead, he describes the traits in their dynamic course. Klages distinguishes between the talents and the character in the narrower sense, and meticulously lays out the individual qualities and the structure of the character.

$17.50

Maurice Muret

Maurice Muret’s The Greatness of Elites is a social history in the form of a shimmering tapestry of characters, both historical and fictional, who exemplify the elites of the cultured societies of Western Europe from ancient Greece to early twentieth-century Britain. Muret insists that elites constitute the essence of a great period of history.

$18.95

Eine Einführung in den Neo-Eurasianismus

Alexander Dugin

Alexander Dugin zufolge wird das einundzwanzigste Jahrhundert durch den Konflikt zwischen Eurasianisten und Atlantikern geprägt sein. Die Eurasianisten verteidigen die Notwendigkeit, dass sich jedes Volk auf der Erde auf seine Weise, frei von Einmischung und in Übereinstimmung mit seinen eigenen Werten, entwickelt.

$21.00

Jason Reza Jorjani

This book is a collection of twenty distinct philosophical reflections, some nearly of book length. They cut across the full spectrum of the most fundamental questions concerning Truth, Beauty, and Justice, featuring original interpretations of almost every canonical thinker. Above all, the essays demonstrate a revolutionary mind that defies conventional binaries, such as Science and Religion, East and West, radical Right and far Left.

Geopolitical Conflicts in the Postmodern Age

Andrew Korybko

Andrew Korybko’s analyses of Russia’s relationships and perspectives come at just the right time. They provide a clear and critical insight into how Moscow perceives its status and civilizational goals.

$34.50