It’s finally here.
ISSUE 15
A new year, a new beginning.
It was the 20th of January 2025. President Trump had just sworn the oath of office in the rotunda of the Capitol. I was standing close by, unaware of what I was about to witness. Earlier in the day, Jack Posobiec had told me “something special” was going to happen, and Steve Bannon gave me a knowing wink and a smile as I passed him on my way to the ceremony.
A mysterious object was brought into the room, drawn on a trolley by four US Marines. The object was tall and sort of bell-shaped. It was hidden by a large American flag.
At once President Trump pulled away the flag, revealing an enormous clay tandoori oven.
“Inside this oven is Vivek Ramaswamy. He’s been slow-cooking for several hours. He should be fork-tender by now. We love Vivek, but he had to die after he made those comments about Screech. They were very disrespectful. The worst, frankly.”
The lid of the giant tandoor was removed and a giant kebab spit, on which the shrunken but still recognisable remains of Vivek Ramswamy were mounted, was lifted out carefully by the Marines and placed on an vast silver serving plate, where they began shredding it with comically oversized forks.
The surviving cast of Saved by the Bell — Zach, AC, Kelly, even Mr Belding — joined the President, Vice President and their wives Melania and Usha in consuming the body of the disgraced grifter whose intervention in the H-1B debate had ruined Christmas for so many Americans. Giant naan breads and huge bowls of mint-yoghurt dip and lime pickles were served to accompany the meat.
Trump, Vance and the surviving cast of Saved By the Bell fed greedily until they were sated. Parts of the legs and rear of Mr Ramaswamy remained, and the President, his face and hands thick with grease, called for the remainder to be distributed among the audience. I took a plate and tucked in.
It was at that moment that I knew: Yes, patriots really are in control. Welcome back to MAN’S WORLD. It’s 2025: a new year, a new beginning — not just for the magazine, but for America and the world.
As always, a treasure-trove of articles await you inside this issue of the magazine. Of course there’s the Meditations section, with punchy essays from SEBASTIAN NERI and FEN DE VILLIERS among others. We have Arthur Schopenhauer’s classic essay “On Physiognomy,” on why you really should judge a book by its cover. Thrilling original fiction from Stephen Pimentel — “The Shadow of Rome”— and Nathanael Hart —“The Chains of Theseus.” MAN’S WORLD is now arguably the best place to go if you want original fiction that isn’t about coming of age as a gay young man in Miami (what ever happened to Alex Perez?) or some other ridiculous pomo idpo nonsense. There’s art, obviously. A brilliant comic called “The Hippie Hunter,” about what happened when Sharon Tate’s father went undercover as a hippie to look for her killers.
We have a great COUNTERBLAST essay reconciling the work of Bronze Age Pervert with Alexander Solzhenitsyn. NATIONALIST GEOGRAPHIC is back with some excellent translations from Russia and a hunting special from the good gentlemen at alloutdoor.com. We have food, more essays and translations. Noor Bin Ladin returns with another cracking interview, this time with the War Room’s Joe Allen
MAN’S WORLD: a feast for the real patriots! (That’s you, by the way.)
IN THIS ISSUE
Meditations
The MAN’S WORLD opinion section, with essays on a wide variety of contemporary subjects by SEBASTIEN NERI, FEN DE VILLIERS, C.B. HUCKABEE and more
From the Archive
Arthur Schopenhauer’s classic essay on why maybe you should judge a book by its cover: “On Physiognomy”.
Featured article
Shadow of Rome
STEPHEN PIMENTEL tells the story of Conradin, the boy who would be emperor, in a thrilling original piece of fiction.
Featured article
Res Ipsa Loquitur
On the origins of Western masculinity among the ancient Indo Europeans
Waiting and the Right
An exploration of Russia’s two frontiers in the nineteenth century, and a primer on everything you need to start hunting.
Counterblast: Baptize BAP
A fascinating comparison of the work of Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Bronze Age Pervert. Yes, you read that right.
Nationalist Geographic
An exploration of Russia’s two frontiers in the nineteenth century, and a primer on everything you need to start hunting.
Guillaume Faye
An exclusive translation of “The End of Ideology or the Ideology of the End?”
Featured article
The Chains of Theseus
In this cracking short story, the mighty barbarian Throk comes crashing down to earth with a bang.
The Hippie Hunter
A brilliant new comic telling the story of when Sharon Tate’s father went undercover to catch his daughter’s killers.
Noor Bin Ladin in Conversation with
MAN’S WORLD’s interview correspondent. NOOR BIN LADIN, interviews JOE ALLEN.
