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Harold had planned to quit after A Mighty Fortress, but there was another story to be told, and a few months later, in late 2005, I found a manuscript in my mail. I opened it, smelling the heavy aroma of tobacco and old paper as I set my eyes upon a draft of The Brigade, Harold’s fourth Northwest novel. I agreed to be one of the proofreaders, and got to work.
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9 comments
A week from this Thursday (September 14, 2023) would have been Harold Covington’s 70th birthday. As good an excuse as any to peek into some of his fiction.
Could you point me in the right direction as to where I can buy his books? They would need to be willing to ship to the UK or have a distributor here. Many thanks.
Most of his books are on ebay.
Thank you.
You can download PDFs of all of HAC’s Northwest Republic books from the Northwest Front website: https://northwestfront.info/
Thank you.
I have all five of his “Northwest Territorial Imperative” books, it would be nice to know in which order to read them?
This is, I believe, the internal chronological order of the books:
The Brigade (2008)
A Distant Thunder (2004)
A Mighty Fortress (2005)
Freedom’s Sons (2013)
The Hill of the Ravens (2003)
HAC was a good writer. Very good. Within the Northwest Republic series, there’s not a single bad moment in thousand and thousands of pages. Because he wrote books for White people, specifically race-conscious White men, he was treated like a pariah.
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