MAN'S WORLD
ISSUE 14
“WE ARE GOING TO DO THINGS TO YOU
THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE”
THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE”
DONARUDO TORANPU
It’s finally here.
MAN’S WORLD Issue 14!
The presidential election! The MAN’S WORLD presidential election special!
That’s right: the two most consequential events in the world today have collided. So what does a MAN’S WORLD presidential-election special look like? Well, we’ve got two specially commissioned essays from two radically different thinkers: Charles Haywood and Aleksander Dugin. Each one offers a fascinating assessment of what’s at stake for America and the world in this election, and what we can expect which-ever way the result goes. Maybe the most sensible lesson of both of these essays is that anything could happen, and that the final result is unlikely to be the final result if Donald Trump, God willing, wins.
It’s worth noting that these essays were written before the miracle that took place in Butler, Pennsylvania on 13th July, when disgusting dysgenic gooner Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to kill America’s first and only nofap president. In the clearest sign yet that abstaining from self-harm is the true route into the Lord’s good books, Trump turned to face a screen displaying immigration statistics a split second before the assassin’s bullets would have collided with his skull, saving his life.
In addition to the election, we will also be considering another very important issue throughout the magazine. For too long, this issue, a question concerning the tenth letter of the alphabet, has been off-limits. Those who ask this question, some of the finest minds the right has to offer, have been isolated, discredited and forced to the fringes of society simply for asking it. But here at MAN’S WORLD, no question is off-limits.
So that’s why we’ve enlisted the help of some of the best and brightest on the right today, including seasoned podcaster ASHA BOGUS, former UFC title contender BRIAN TRAUMA and mystery-meat social-media influencer STINKO, not only to ask but to answer that burning question. Prepare yourself, dear reader, because the answers they give bring everything you know—or think you know—into doubt. The secret, subverted history of the West will finally be revealed.
But there’s much more to MAN’S WORLD Issue 14 than two incredible essays on the election and a series of memes about a tired, barely half-baked theory about who runs the world that would shame anybody with a sense of pride and an awareness of history. We’ve also got a tremendous roster of essays, fiction and features, including the long-awaited appearance of the winner and two runners-up in the inaugural MAN’S WORLD Pulp Fiction Prize. Congratulations to PCM Christ for writing a story that left me, the judge of the competition, in no doubt that he was the winner. I guarantee you’ll love “Around the World in 80 Lays” (what a great title!).
There’s also a fantastic polemical COUNTERBLAST essay on the silly writer’s tropes holding aspiring writers back—no, you don’t have to be a booze-hound, pill-addict whoremonger to be an “authentic writer” — and we’ve got powerful Meditations on a wide variety of subjects. Me on postliberalism. There’s Nationalist Geographic too. And food. And fitness. Everything a man could want—and more. And that’s only right, because this is MAN’S WORLD.
IN THIS ISSUE
FEATURED ARTICLES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The MAN’S WORLD opinion section, with essays on a wide variety of contemporary subjects by MALCOLM COLLINS, GEORGIA, TOM ROWSELL and more
STILICHO AMERICANUS provides a rousing history of pulp fiction and a manifesto for its revival today
The mad, hilarious, utterly compelling winner of the MAN’S WORLD Pulp Fiction Contest 2024, by P.C.M. Christ
RAW EGG NATIONALIST on the “postliberal” critics of Bronze Age Pervert and the steaming-corn-slop vision of sociality they want to serve us instead
MAN’S WORLD asked two very different thinkers, CHARLES HAYWOOD and ALEKSANDR DUGIN, to give us their thoughts on what’s at stake this November
J.W. HORAN returns to MAN’S WORLD with another fascinating film analysis, this time of the visionary Soviet telling of the life of Russian icon-painter Andrei Rublev
You really don’t need to be an alcoholic pill-guzzling degenerate to be an interesting writer—honest!
Cyril Connolly was the master of self-pity, a writer who wallowed in self-loathing and whose life provides a masterclass in the pitfalls aspiring writers on the right need to avoid. Exclusive essay by THE FAT NUTRITIONIST
Painter ZACHARY BROWN tells us all about the art show that almost wasn’t
MAN’S WORLD’s interview corrrespondent. NOOR BIN LADIN, interviews JACK POSOBIEC