It was eight years ago today that the Counter-Currents Publishing/North American New Right website went online.
In Year Eight, we published online 856 articles and reviews and more than 8,000 comments.
In Year Eight, our web traffic averaged around 150,000 unique visitors per month.
From the beginning, our webzine became our most important activity and my primary occupation. Nevertheless, in Year Eight, Counter-Currents published fourteen books:
- Jason Reza Jorjani, Novel Folklore: On Sadegh Hedayat’s The Blind Owl
- Anthony M. Ludovici, Confessions of an Anti-Feminist: The Autobiography of Anthony M. Ludovici
- Julius Evola, East and West: Comparative Studies in Pursuit of Tradition
- Tito Perdue, Though We Be Dead, Yet Our Day Will Come
- Spencer Quinn, White Like You
- James J. O’Meara, The Homo and the Negro, second embiggened edition
- Christopher Pankhurst, Numinous Machines
- J. A. Nicholl, Venus and Her Thugs
- Tito Perdue, Cynosura
- Greg Johnson, ed., North American New Right, vol. 2
- Greg Johnson, You Asked For It: Collected Interviews, vol. 1
- K. R. Bolton, More Artists of the Right
- Jonathan Bowden, Extremists: Studies in Metapolitics
- Fenek Solère, Rising
This is a significant increase over the number of titles published in Year Seven, and it is largely due to the fact that John Morgan now works for Counter-Currents. We are particularly proud to have added Tito Perdue — who we regard as the best novelist writing in English today — to our roster of authors.
In Year Eight, I spoke at 8 events in Seattle, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, Budapest, and Tennessee. I also organized two Northwest Forums and the Francis Parker Yockey Centennial Dinner.
In Year Eight, we put 43 podcasts online, including interviews, lectures, and audio versions of essays. I also did 18 interviews, debates, or podcast appearances with Red Ice Radio, Millennial Woes, Me Ne Frego, Matthew Drake (Illustrated Philosophy), Luke Ford, Styx Hexenhammer, Warski Live, the Public Space, the Southern AF Podcast, A Comfy Tangent, and Westward Thought.
I want to thank our writers, readers, subscribers, and generous financial donors for making all this possible.
Year Eight was not a year of progress on all fronts. There were three major setbacks.
- After the Unite the Right fiasco in Charlottesville, our enemies exploited the media-orchestrated moral panic surrounding the event to deplatform Counter-Currents from PayPal. Hatreon and Maker Support were unable to replace PayPal. Our fundraising has not yet recovered from this loss.
- After Unite the Right, our webhosting company also deplatformed us, necessitating a costly and time-consuming migration to a new hosting service.
- Finally, recent DDOS attacks and necessary counter measures have caused a drop in our web traffic. Those whose ip addresses were blocked should write to Mike Polignano at [email protected].
Here is what to expect from Counter-Currents in Year Nine:
- I will publish my long-awaited White Nationalist Manifesto.
- The World in Flames, the first volume of our Centennial Edition of the Works of Francis Parker Yockey, will be published.
- Our most important initiative in Year Nine will be to increase our podcasting activities, and particularly our YouTube presence, to take better advantage of one of the most important media for spreading our message.
- We are going to make up lost ground in fundraising and web traffic.
Like metapolitical publishers and periodicals on the Left, Counter-Currents/North American New Right simply cannot function without donations from our supporters. Thus each year on our anniversary, Counter-Currents kicks off our annual Summer Fundraiser campaign, which ends on October 31. This year, the goal is $70,000.
Since the beginning of the migrant crisis in 2014, Counter-Currents’ traffic has increased enormously. More of our people are listening than ever before. So we have to get our message to them. I have to get more articles, more podcasts, more videos, more translations, and more books out there. I need to travel more, network more, and bring more people together. But I can’t do it without your help.
2018 is off to a strong start, but we need your help to maintain momentum. Counter-Currents reached more than 1.5 million unique visitors in 2017, but we had only 412 unique donors keeping the whole thing afloat. Yes, I know, the great thing about the internet is all the free content. But consuming free content means being a free rider on other people’s generosity. This year, one of my resolutions is to convert more free riders to donors and book buyers.
If you want Counter-Currents to thrive, make a donation today.
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Also, as we first announced in October of 2015, you now have two possible destinations for your donations: Counter-Currents Publishing and the Counter-Currents Foundation. The Counter-Currents Foundation is a US 501c3 educational corporation. Donations to it are deductible from US federal income taxes. The purpose of the Counter-Currents Foundation is specifically to promote scholarship and translations connected to the European New Right and allied movements. If you wish to earmark a donation to the Counter-Currents Foundation, or to discuss a particular project you would like to support, please contact me in advance at [email protected].
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Remember: those who fight for the Golden Age live in it today. Thank you for your loyalty and support.
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Counter-Currents Publishing, Ltd.
& North American New Right
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7 comments
Here’s to 8 more good years!
That’s a really great of image of Mario and Toad beside a racetrack, Greg. I look forward to Counter-Currents overtaking the Daily Stormer in youth appeal by 2019.
I really do wish you all the best, and plan to set up a monthly donation soon. Here’s to Counter-Currents.
Happy birthday!
Congratulations on a successful eighth season.
CC provides an unparalleled platform for white nationalism internationally. While the focus is understandably American, nationalists in Australia and elsewhere appreciate the existence of an intellectually solid base for nationalist thinking.
The number nine (three threes) bodes well for next year.
All the best.
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Just imagine how many people will be on our side on the next 8 years if we manage to keep going.
Happy Birthday!
Congratulations.
This is a very interesting site,
I will try to help, but no means of ‘net payment (hate credit cards, never had one, don’t have enough interest in other ‘net payment systems to know how they work).
Have to fix these things. In the meantime, is it still safe to send cash throtigh the US postal service?
Since this is a kind of general thread, I am including a link to an article by another US writer whose writing and snippets are often very instructive tn me on the state of parts of the USA.
The account amazed me, and I have no doubt that it is true. Strongly recommeend to readers here.
http://www.jameslafond.com/article.php?id=10508
I have no more association with James than with Greg, both politely replying to e-mail from me the one time I was contacting each, so both in high regard from me.
The tale of Baltimore negro police is amazing, commeeded to all readers here.
Congrats on getting this far. Great site & appreciate all your efforts. Long road ahead so stay sharp.
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