This is a continuation of our interview with John Morgan, Editor-in-Chief of Arktos. This innovative firm publishes books about alternatives to modernity, including traditionalist, new right and ecofuturist literature. John was kind enough to take the time answer a lengthy interview, of which the final part is presented here. In The Problem of Democracy, Alain [...]
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Interview with John Morgan of Arktos
This is a continuation of our interview with John Morgan, Editor-in-Chief of Arktos. This innovative firm publishes books about alternatives to modernity, including traditionalist, new right and ecofuturist literature. John was kind enough to take the time answer a lengthy interview, of which part III of IV is presented here. With The Path of Cinnabar, [...]
Interview with John Morgan of Arktos
This is a continuation of our interview with John Morgan, Editor-in-Chief of Arktos. This innovative firm publishes books about alternatives to modernity, including traditionalist, new right and ecofuturist literature. John was kind enough to take the time answer a lengthy interview, of which part II of IV is presented here. Arktos has branched out from [...]
Interview with John Morgan of Arktos
Every generation and every town has one: the slightly bedraggled person who camps out on a street corner with a sign proclaiming “The End is Near.” We’ve become accustomed to them so that they fade into background noise much like our grandparents telling us that things were better in the good ol’ days. But over [...]
Interview with Hunter Wallace of Occidental Dissent
At Amerika.org, we straddle a liminal space between mainstream conservatives, European New Righters, underground nationalists, and organicists like deep ecologists, traditionalists and paleoconservatives. It is a potent ferment from which the next rulers may well emerge. One of the rising stars of this zone is Occidental Dissent, a blog which writes frequently about “the national [...]
Interview with David Hamilton of the Nationalist Conservatives
In my rambles through cyberspace, I have encountered other people attempting to address my three favorite political questions: the national question, the class war question and (underlying the other two) the end-of-ecocide question. For many years, I’ve realized that the three are linked. You cannot stop ecocide in a society based on personal desire. You [...]
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