Visions of Tomorrow’s War
EssayErrol TostigsonVisions of Tomorrow's WarThe sun was just beginning to rise over the distant hills, but the light of day had yet to break the horizon. Osric stood in the…
EssayErrol TostigsonVisions of Tomorrow's WarThe sun was just beginning to rise over the distant hills, but the light of day had yet to break the horizon. Osric stood in the…
BooksKruptosWhy You Should Read Jacques EllulOne of the aspects of the dissident right that I find the most compelling is the intellectual ferment. There is a genuine desire to understand…
FilmIngmar BugmanThe Departed Modern ManBy my count, Martin Scorsese has directed six films explicitly about being a gangster. If we relax the criteria to films that simply deal with the…
FilmGeorgiaMake Expectations Great AgainIn high school, I had an English teacher who was an aggressively unattractive, twice-divorced, self-described radical feminist. As far as she could tell, none of these things…
FilmErrol TostigsonWe Aren't Little MenSeldom does the medium of film manage to surpass its literary sources, but John Huston’s 1975 The Man Who Would Be King is a strong candidate…
EssayHarrison SmithOwen of Monte CristoWhat is the “Ultimate Male Fantasy?” It’s a phrase you see and hear all the time. It usually means something general, like the life of a…
FictionRaw Egg NationalistPizza Boy"Pizza Boy" is an exclusive extract from After the War: Stories from the New Regime, a collection of short stories
EssayScott LocklinThe Information PipelineThe rise of the internet has a historical parallel in the invention of the printing press in the West. Moderns don’t think about this too much, but…
FictionJADLife in the Late Creepzoid This is an exclusive extract from JAD's new book, Life in the Late Creepzoid, which will be available soon. “Creepy” (adjective): Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or…
ReviewWilliam WheelwrightMovie Review: NapoleonFrom the preview that came out a few months ago, the online right produced three main pre-criticisms of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon. The first, and most common, was…