Sponsored by Classical Pursuits Zadie Smith The Dream of the Raised Arm In early Thirties Germany, as the Nazi threat grew, the state’s propaganda machine began to penetrate the dream life of its citizenry. What of our dreams today, under the influence of the algorithms? And what will come […]
An Interruption from the Election Chaos Rachel Haywire Nov 04, 2024 Greetings, freaks and normies. I know you’re sick of all the electoin chaos by now. So, with the election one day away, I’ve decided to provide some levity as a woman. Who says autists can’t learn gender […]
Ferdia Lennon’s novel Glorious Exploits brings to life an episode from the Peloponnesian War, when seven thousand Athenian soldiers were captured and crowded into a quarry outside Syracuse after a failed attack on the city. As Fintan O’Toole suggests in his review in our November 7, 2024, issue, the book “makes […]
by James Doone Arktos Journal Nov 02, 2024 James Doone discusses the decline of authenticity in contemporary architecture, mourning the departure from historical elegance and artistic depth in favour of a uniform and ugly modern aesthetic and the homogenisation brought by global urban influences. Beauty is produced by […]
by Askr Svarte Arktos Journal Nov 01, 2024 Askr Svarte sheds light on the transformative nature of initiation, the concept of masks in ancient rites, and the theater of the soul, revealing how the mysteries invite one to experience divinity and self-realization beyond societal roles and mortality. Excerpt […]
By anon (not verified) From Fifth Estate #415, Summer 2024 a review of Poetic Reason in the Age of Digital Control by Jesús Sepúlveda. Bad Idea Publishing, 2023 Jesús Sepúlveda’s Poetic Reason in the Age of Digital Control addresses some of today’s most pressing threats and sketches out […]
Troy Southgate Oct 27, 2024 A PILLAR BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY: CELEBRATING MIRCEA ELIADE, VOLUME TWO is now available to pre-order. The book is 160 pages in length and costs just 23 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world. Our PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk FOLLOWING the […]
winter oak Read on blog or Reader Can Bigfoot Save Us? A reflection and Halloween movie recommendation By winter oak on October 25, 2024 by W.D James During the first few months of this year I watched between 50 and 100 low budget Bigfoot (and related creatures) movies, some of […]
The Counter-Revolution was Already Televised Rachel Haywire Oct 22, 2024 Hail! I hope this message finds you well here we go. I received this piece from Aaron Cummings, a YouTuber into heavy metal and classic rock. His channel is called Loud Sound Epicenter and you can check it […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley I am a lifelong antiwar activist and a diehard horror movie buff. A lot of people seem to find those two facts to be a contradiction, and I guess on the surface I can comprehend their confusion. Showing […]
Troy Southgate Oct 15, 2024 MY deep gratitude to Christina Taylor at The Red Salon for publishing my new haiku collection, Where the Thames Flows Into the Shinano, and for making such a wonderful job of it. I am also grateful to Robert Taylor and Juleigh Howard-Hobson for […]
by Michael Kumpmann Arktos Journal Oct 14, 2024 Michael Kumpmann explores how esotericists interpret animal symbols to explain political processes, drawing parallels between ancient myths like the Japanese legend of Jiraiya and modern political conspiracies involving snake and frog symbolism. Dark times reign in Nippon. Increasingly, shoguns — […]
Niccolo Soldo Oct 14, 2024 ∙ Paid Share There comes a time in very man’s life when they ask themselves the question: “What if I just killed everyone who is standing in my way?” None of us actually go through with it, with the act of killing being […]
By David L. Marcus October 8, 2024 Forgive me if I’m cynical about humanity. I just stumbled into sunshine from the darkness of a screening of The Apprentice, the stunning fictional-yet-fairly-factual film about Donald Trump and his mentor Roy Cohn. That’s Roy Marcus Cohn, my odious cousin. These […]
What is this “self” of mine? Rachel Haywire Oct 11, 2024 Not too long after my Poetry Salon during the beginning of my digital detox, I felt compelled to write this poem—which now seems like a subconscious attempt to make sense of my fractured ego. If you find […]
Troy Southgate Oct 09, 2024 WE are excited to report that the French label, Gladivs Records, is going to release the second XIPHOS album. There will be a digipack version and a limited edition available in the ‘In Illo Tempore’ collection. The album is titled The Age Of […]
A Retrospective and Renewal Rachel Haywire Oct 10, 2024 What’s up, America? I’m back. Let’s start this off by extending a welcome to all my new subscribers. I’m Rachel Haywire, and you’re reading The Cultural Futurist. This is a publication that focuses on visions of the future from […]
By anon (not verified) From Freedom News September 24, 2024 The frontman of Hate To State and Chaliera died less than two years after a stint of political imprisonment Tags: obituary Belarus anarcho-punk
This year marks the 1,300th anniversary of the founding of Reichenau Abbey, a Benedictine monastery on a lake island in the far south of Germany that for a few hundred years in the early Middle Ages was, as Beatrice Radden Keefe writes in the Review’s October 17 issue, […]
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WEB VERSION October 7, 2024 Home Truths Full of friends and lovers and heady conversations on contemporary life’s many woes and injustices, Sally Rooney’s novels have made her a generational novelist: Hers are the stories of millennials, set to sea, in a world of uncertainty, economic and political […]
by Alexander Raynor Alexander Raynor Oct 04, 2024 Alexandor Raynor discusses Armand Berger’s Tolkien, Europe, and Tradition and how Tolkien forged a new mythology from our European heritage. Tolkien, Europe, and Tradition, by Armand Berger, is another volume in the Iliade Institute-Arktos collection. Berger offers a fascinating exploration […]
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Market Garden’s ‘Flag’ as musical summary of Britain circa 2024 Luke Dodson Oct 02, 2024 Here on the psy-opped shores of perfidious Albion, shouty minimalist post-punk made a comeback during austerity years, as the ostensibly Tory wing of the globalist uniparty required an ostensibly left-wing controlled-opposition to make […]
Disney has an illustrious history of Jew-coding its bad guys. By Tatum Schutt March 5, 2022 Design by Grace Yagel Oh, Disney. As if the waifish empty-headed princesses and irredeemably racist portrayals of non-white characters were not enough. Just why does my fine Jewish ass resemble the full cadre […]
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The 44 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now Matt Kamen and WIRED Staff “Wicked Little Letters,” “Rebel Ridge,” and “The Platform” are just a few of the movies you should watch on Netflix this month. READ First Israel’s Exploding Pagers Maimed and Killed. Now Comes the Paranoia Andy […]
by Dmitry Moiseev Arktos Journal Sep 22, 2024 Otto Rahn Dmitry Moiseev explores Otto Rahn’s fascination with Cathar spirituality, focusing on the concept of Minne as a form of “loving remembrance” and its connection to the esoteric traditions of the medieval troubadours, symbolizing a pursuit of perfection and […]
Peter R. Quiñones Sep 17, 2024 Thomas777 and I continue our series where we watch a movie in its entirety and comment on its cultural significance. The sixth movie we watched and commented on is the Walter hill cult-classic, The Warriors. This is the story of a NYC […]
In April I got an e-mail from Julien Posture, who introduced himself as a PhD student, to ask about illustration, style, and the creative industry. After a lively conversation, I looked up his work and found that, in addition to writing about creativity, he was a wonderful illustrator, […]
Has an instinctive aversion to photography inhibited dissenting artists from producing potentially powerful and exciting art? I look again at the photographs of Anselm Kiefer. Alexander Adams Sep 13, 2024 [Anselm Kiefer, Der Rhein [The Rhine], 1969-2012, Electrolysis on photographic print mounted on lead, 380 × 1,100 cm […]
Troy Southgate Sep 11, 2024 I HAVE nothing against ordinary Jewish people – be they of Khazar or Sephardic origin – and have even written about Jewish mysticism in some detail, but I will not hold back when it comes to exposing injustice, regardless of the fact that […]
Sponsored by the Brooklyn Book Festival Of the 7,164 or so extant languages on the planet, approximately seven hundred of them are spoken in New York City—“the most linguistically diverse city in history,” writes Ian Frazier in our September 19 issue. Reviewing a new book by Ross Perlin, codirector […]
A week after Andrea Skinner, the youngest daughter of Alice Munro, published her explosive essay about her mother’s silence around the childhood sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of her stepfather, one of my colleagues got an email from the writer Beth Raymer. When Beth and her […]
Constantin von Hoffmeister Sep 08, 2024 Alex Garland’s Civil War is a striking portrayal of the terminal phase of American politics, reflective not only of political decline but of a deeper, civilizational malaise. This film, although it dresses itself in the garb of contemporary political conflict, represents far […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Dodcast Dodcast #69: Braun & Ian Camp… 0:00 1:01:44 Dodcast #69: Braun & Ian Campbell Neofolk Round Stump Luke Dodson Sep 8 READ IN APP Left to right: Andrzej Walienkewicz, Braun, Ian Campbell, Luke Dodson at MJR Festival, Lithuania During […]
In our September 19 issue, Andrew Katzenstein writes about one of Hollywood’s most distinctive contributions to the world: “The hope is that in figuring out what we mean by ‘screwball comedy,’ we might be better able to understand just what it is about these films that transports us.” Surveying […]
by Armand Berger Arktos Journal Sep 06, 2024 Armand Berger examines the timeless power of tradition and mythology, linking ancient European epics to J. R. R. Tolkien’s works as a guide for today’s youth. This is the introduction from Armand Berger’s Tolkien, Europe, and Tradition: From Civilisation to […]
Caitlin Johnstone Aug 30, 2024 I’m auctioning off some paintings which have featured on the cover of JOHNSTONE magazine in recent months. I’ve also set up some prints of these paintings to order on Redbubble if anyone’s interested. Here are the ones that are up for grabs right […]
Why is Netflix portraying the Menendez brothers as being gay and incestual? Stratton J. Davis Aug 30, 2024 Yet another new Netflix miniseries with the aim of turning serial killers into yet another fandom for childish adults is on its way. This time, Netflix is retelling the story […]
The year 2024 has already seen four movies revolving around older women in hot pursuit of younger men: Anne Hathaway’s The Idea of You, Nicole Kidman’s A Family Affair, Carol Kane’s Between the Temples, and Léa Drucker’s Last Summer. We’re set to get at least two more this […]
In 2021, a young, unknown pink-haired Dutch paleontologist named Melanie During made an explosive allegation about a fellow paleontologist named Robert DePalma, who controls one of the most important fossil sites in the world. Both had recently emerged with history-making papers that pinpointed the season the dinosaurs died […]
Kevin Barrett Aug 22, 2024 Dissociated Press A radical Muslim terror group has claimed responsibility for a series of planned attacks on Taylor Swift concerts. The notorious jihadist organization Islamic-American Muslims For All Kinds of Explosions (IAMFAKE) issued a statement yesterday explaining the motivation behind its odd campaign […]
Walkabout track 03. Thanks to rocketman0739 for providing high-quality versions of these songs. Download the album here: https://archive.org/details/filk_walk… Find more of Julia Ecklar’s excellent music at: https://www.prometheus-music.com/ [book: Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card] Lyrics: Too evil; Too gentle. Breed again and give them what they need. You’re perfect […]
Brian Seibert ‘Carefully Plotted Chaos’ For decades the choreographer Twyla Tharp has been drawing on her past successes and even returning to earlier failures, looking to get it right this time. Victoria Baena Pitiless, Restless Brecht A recent show of Bertolt Brecht’s collages and ephemera suggested that he […]
Thanks to rocketman0739 for providing high-quality versions of these songs, Download the album here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lvih0dp1n3… Find more of Julia Ecklar’s excellent music at: https://www.prometheus-music.com/ Lyrics. Do you wanna be a hero in the sky? Do you wanna be a hero in the sky? High adventure, higher pay, join […]
A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton, on the art and illustrations in the Review’s August 15 issue. On a road trip this August, I stopped at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts. The house she lived in for most of her life, including the bedroom […]
A Few Thoughts Luke Dodson Aug 21, 2024 Guy Debord The term ‘psychogeography’ was coined by Guy Debord in the 1950s, who defined it as: “the study of the precise laws and specific effects of the geographical environment, consciously organized or not, on the emotions and behavior of […]
Follow Troy Southgate on Substack here Troy Southgate grew up in Crystal Palace, south London, and is an anti-modernist thinker, author and musician who writes about History, Politics, Philosophy, Zen and Perennialism. He lives in Portugal.
Hannah Zeavin ‘We Took Care of the Network’ The Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles imagined an asylum that could cure not only individual patients but society itself. Geoffrey Wheatcroft Lights, Camera, Royals Portraitists of kings and queens have long struggled to address a paradox: royalties are different but ordinary, […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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