Counter-Currents is selling copies of Tito Perdue’s Love Song of the Australopiths:

There are two formats for Love Song of the Australopiths: 

1. Hardcover: $25 (including postage; add $13 for postage to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, & the Far East) (The limited edition hardcover of 200 numbered copies is sold out.)
2. Paperback: $15 (including postage; add $13 for postage to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, & the Far East).

How to Order:

There are three ways you can send payment:

1. By e-check, credit card, or bank transfer
2. By mail
3. By crypto-currency transfer

To pay by e-check, click here:

To pay by credit card or bank transfer, email [email protected].

Steps for mailing in your payment:

1. Download and print our order form (PDF, Word)
2. If you wish to order multiple books, please email a list of the titles you wish to order and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will give you an exact quote on postage anywhere in the world.
3. Send payment to the address on the order form.
4. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Steps for paying with crypto-currencies:

1. Determine which books you wish to order, and how many.
2. If you wish to order multiple books, please email a list of the titles you wish to order and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will give you an exact quote on postage anywhere in the world.
3. Choose a crypto-currency option and send payment to one of our addresses here.
4. Email the order and the crypto payment receipt (so we know what transfer is yours) to [email protected]

About Love Song of the Australopiths

When an individual or a whole race becomes aware of its impending doom, atavistic things happen. This is the story of a cartel of some two score of resolute but highly idiosyncratic men resolved to reset post-modern American society. Septuagenarians and older, unafraid of death and even hungering for it, they have pooled their talents and funds to change the course of history. Then they squander it all in a single act of suicidal violence. It seemed like a good idea at the time.