Counter-Currents
North American New Right, vol.1
Multiple authors
366 pages
Edited by Greg Johnson
About North American New Right, volume 1:
North American New Right is the journal of a new intellectual movement, the North American New Right. This movement seeks to understand the causes of the ongoing demographic, political, and cultural decline of European peoples in North America and around the globe — and to lay the metapolitical foundations for halting and reversing these trends.
The North American New Right seeks to apply the ideas of the European New Right and allied intellectual and political movements in the North American context. Thus North American New Right publishes translations by leading European thinkers as well as interviews, articles, and reviews about their works.
NOTE: The hardcover edition of NANR is so expensive because it is a premium available to donors who give more than $120 in a given year. If you have already given such a donation, you already own a copy.
Contents
INTRODUCTION
“Toward a North American New Right”
Greg Johnson
FRANCIS PARKER YOCKEY: IN MEMORIAM
“The Death of Francis Parker Yockey”
Michael O’Meara
“Spiritual & Structural Presuppositions of the European Union”
Julius Evola
“A Contemporary Evaluation of Francis Parker Yockey”
Kerry Bolton
“The Overman High Culture & the Future of the West”
Ted Sallis
Six Poems for Francis Parker Yockey
Juleigh Howard-Hobson
INTERVIEWS
Interview with Alain de Benoist
Bryan Sylvain
Interview with Harold Covington
Greg Johnson
ESSAYS
“What is to be Done?”
Michael O’Meara & John Schneider
“Pan-European Preservationism”
Ted Sallis
“Vanguard, Aesthetics, Revolution”
Alex Kurtagić
“Absolute Woman: A Clarification of Evola’s Thoughts on Women”
Amanda Bradley
“D. H. Lawrence’s Women in Love”
Derek Hawthorne
“’The Flash in the Pan’: Fascism & Fascist Insignia in the Spy Spoofs of the 1960s”
Jef Costello
TRANSLATIONS
“The Lesson of Carl Schmitt”
Guillaume Faye & Robert Steuckers
“Homer: The European Bible”
Dominique Venner
“Mars & Hephaestus: The Return of History”
Guillaume Faye
“Post-Modern Challenges: Between Faust & Narcissus”
Robert Steuckers”
“Jean Thiriart: The Machiavelli of United Europe”
Edouard Rix
REVIEW ESSAYS
Michael O’Meara’s Toward the White Republic
Michael Walker”
Michael Polignano’s Taking Our Own Side
Kevin MacDonald
“A Serious Case: Guillaume Faye’s Archeofuturism”
F. Roger Devlin
Julius Evola’s Metaphysics of War
Derek Hawthorne
Abir Taha’s The Epic of Arya
Amanda Bradley
Jack Malebranche’s Androphilia
Derek Hawthorne
“Sir Noël Coward, 1899–1973: The Noël Coward Reader”
James J. O’Meara
“Arkham Asylum: An Analysis”
Jonathan Bowden
“Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins & The Dark Knight”
Trevor Lynch