Tag: Ward Kendall

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Ward Kendall
Eternity Beach
Alternative Futures Publishing, 2015

Garrick Fenstad is a man born at precisely the right time and place. Here and now, still only in the third decade of the twenty-first century, America needs a man like Garrick. He is a man with a voice — made great by his inborn talent as a writer — who can speak above the teeming throng of an ever-darkening America to reach the ears of dispossessed whites. It’s a voice he seeks to amplify through one of the West’s greatest contributions: the novel. (more…)

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On April 29th of this year, Jared Taylor of American Renaissance participated in a debate at Kentucky State University. The topic, of course, was about whether racial diversity was good or bad. (more…)

Edward Burne-Jones, Angel, stained glass, St. Catherine window at Christchurch Cathedral Oxford

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Two novelists who have published their works at Counter-Currents, Andy Nowicki and Ward Kendall, have recently been interviewed on the Voice of Reason Broadcast Network.

• Andy Nowicki, the author of Under the Nihil and The Columbine Pilgrim, was interviewed by Matt Parrott and Mike Connor on The Friday Show on Friday, January 20, 2012. (more…)

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Ward Kendall’s Hold Back This Day is now available in an Amazon Kindle edition.

Other Counter-Currents titles available in Kindle editions include:

Michael O’Meara, Toward the White Republic

Greg Johnson, Confessions of a Reluctant Hater (more…)

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Counter-Currents recently published a new edition of Ward Kendall’s 2001 novel, Hold Back This Day. As an enthusiast of dystopian and apocalyptic fiction, I had for years sought to lay my hands on a copy, only it was but intermittently available on Amazon, and even then at absurdly high prices. (more…)

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Alex Kurtagić has posted a glowing review of Ward Kendall’s Hold Back This Day at The Occidental Observer. Read it here. Hold Back This Day has just been reissued by Counter-Currents in a handsome new edition. Thank you, Alex Kurtagić.