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2 years ago
Louis Auchincloss, RIP «
Requiem for an old WASP:
His “novels of manners” (whatever that means) were indeed about the New York and New England elite, and rooted in place as surely as Wendell Berry is rooted in Kentucky. Auchincloss’s place is greater brownstone New York City and the New England institutions that have historically fed it. He expresses the limits of human social engineering in the law, the world of art and education and occasionally politics, and insists on a human nature that is real, never cynical or sentimental. He does it without pandering to the culture of sex and death.
Hour of the Time «
The authorized website/radio program of William Cooper- the proto-Alex Jones figure who died in a 2001 shootout with police- is apparently still around and kicking. I used to listen to this guy on shortwave. His stuff was trippy but always interesting…
2 years ago
Mr. Antiwar Republican «
Justin Raimondo holds forth on statesman Robert A. Taft and his political biographer Russell Kirk, both paragons of the Old Right.
2 years ago
Eustace Mullins, 1923-2010 «
Legendary author of hundreds of books and pamphlets demolishing the lies of warmaking mainstream media, historian Eustace Mullins died Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the home of his caretaker in a small town in Texas…
A protege of the imprisoned patriotic poet Ezra Pound, Mullins compiled a well-researched corpus of works that detailed the passage down through time of a hereditary group of banker killers who have essentially ruled the world from behind the scenes since ancient times.
2 years ago
What’s Living and Dead in Ayn Rand’s Thought «
Ayn Rand has been dead for 27 years, but the influence of the iconoclastic novelist and philosopher shows no sign of flagging. The libertarian Cato Institute’s online symposium on the legacy of Ayn Rand.
2 years ago
Mystery visitor to Poe's grave is a no-show «
It is what Edgar Allan Poe might have called “a mystery all insoluble”: Every year for the past six decades, a shadowy visitor would leave roses and a half-empty bottle of cognac on Poe’s grave on the anniversary of the writer’s birth. This year, no one showed.
2 years ago
A Very Unconventional Leftist «
Robert Lindsay is an “Independent Left journalist in California” and furthermore:
“I see myself as a pan-humanist universalist and a White ethnocentric anti-racist race realist, who strongly dislikes the PC, Cultural Marxist, Identity Politics, Western New Left. I am a White advocate because I am White, and as Hillel says, “If I am not for myself, who am I for?” I hearken back to an earlier Left that did not shy from cultural critique, particularly of backwards and reactionary cultures.”
Wow! Check out his blog for a truly unique perspective…
2 years ago
Ralph Adams Cram «
“[A]n Anglo-Saxon racist, an connoisseur of Oriental art forms, a decadent homosexual, an apostle of “anti-modernism,” a hopeless political reactionary and the most gifted Gothic architect in [early XXth centuryAmerica].”
2 years ago
The Kingdom of Boomeria «
A science teacher’s kingdom, complete with castle, enormous pipe organ, and area for epic water battles. Home of the Brotherhood of the Natural Philosophers.
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