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A New Survival Taining Book By Jeth Randolph
Posted in Modern Combat on Apr 25, 2022 — 21K reads
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Part 2: Arуan Reflections In The Secular And The Sacred In The Epic Of Gilgamesh: 12/6/21
Posted in Histories on Mar 3, 2022 — 14K reads
Part 1: Arуan Reflections In The Secular And The Sacred In The Epic Of Gilgamesh: 12/6/21
Posted in Histories on Mar 2, 2022 — 13K reads
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Reflections Of Zeus, Jove, Odin, Thor, Loki Upon Past And Future War: 11/24/21
Posted in Histories on Feb 28, 2022 — 12K reads
Impressions Of Poetics By Aristotle: 11/19/21
Posted in Histories on Feb 27, 2022 — 12K reads
Buffalo Bob Wonders About Ancient Books Of Wintry Interest: 10/18/21
Posted in Histories on Feb 25, 2022 — 10K reads
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Impressions Of The Abolition Of Man By C. S. Lewis: 11/18/21
Posted in Blog on Feb 20, 2022 — 6K reads
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Musings On Depicting Universal Reality: 12/15/21
Posted in Fiction on Feb 17, 2022 — 1,645 reads
Reconsidering The Much-Maligned Father Of History
Posted in Histories on Oct 10, 2021 — 13K reads
Considering Robert E. Howard: A Well Of Heroes Epilogue 1
Posted in Blog on Sep 13, 2021 — 3,832 reads
The Heathen And The Thessalians By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 9, 2021 — 3,714 reads
Spanish Gold On Devil Horse By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 8, 2021 — 3,705 reads
Impressions Of Martial And Political Cohesion From Thucydides, Homer, Sophocles And Aechlyus
Posted in Histories on Sep 7, 2021 — 13K reads
Impressions Of Decisive Actors From Thucydides And Aechylus
Posted in Histories on Sep 6, 2021 — 13K reads
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Bondage And Slavery In Thucydides, Aechylus And Sophocles
Posted in Histories on Sep 5, 2021 — 13K reads
Rusty And The Crackpot Are Slated To Discuss Our Most Syncretic Mythologist
Posted in Histories on Sep 1, 2021 — 13K reads
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The War Of The Poor By Eric Vuillard
Posted in Histories on Jul 31, 2021 — 13K reads
The First In A Series Off Brief Videos Concerning Brian Jewell's Memoir Of Life As Pallid Prey
Posted in Harm City on Jul 30, 2021 — 5K reads
Chapter III. Personality And Style By Alfred Rosenberg #6
Posted in Histories on Apr 13, 2021 — 4,585 reads
Was King Kong: The Last Mythic Western Hero?
Posted in Histories on Mar 25, 2021 — 1,872 reads
The Devil’s Notebook By Anton Szandor Lavey
Posted in Histories on Mar 24, 2021 — 2,013 reads
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The Ruling Clawss By Redfield, 1935
Posted in Blog on Mar 18, 2021 — 1,583 reads
A Warrior Be #19: Impressions Of Beowulf
Posted in Histories on Feb 20, 2021 — 482 reads
Black-Walled Khemi: Chapter 16 Of Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Fiction on Feb 20, 2021 — 325 reads
Chapter II. Love And Honour By Alfred Rosenberg #5
Posted in Histories on Feb 19, 2021 — 442 reads
Bronze Age Mindset An Exhortation By Bronze Age Pervert
Posted in Histories on Feb 9, 2021 — 1,189 reads
A Pre-Biblical Impression Of The Bible #2: Genesis 1:3 -19
Posted in Histories on Feb 7, 2021 — 675 reads
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The Black Hand Of Set: Chapter 14 Of Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Blog on Feb 6, 2021 — 573 reads
Book II: Nature Of Germanic Art, Chapter 1. Racial Aesthetics By Alfred Rosenberg #4
Posted in Histories on Feb 5, 2021 — 523 reads
Chapter III. Mysticism And Action By Alfred Rosenberg #3
Posted in Histories on Jan 28, 2021 — 433 reads
Nick Mason, Hans Lander, Adam Smith And James Discuss A Book That Got The Author Killed
Posted in Blog on Jan 27, 2021 — 927 reads
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The Saving Of Dude A Memoir By Michael: Sorrows Of Childhood #10
Posted in Blog on Jan 27, 2021 — 595 reads
The Fang Of The Dragon: Chapter 12 Of Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Blog on Jan 22, 2021 — 467 reads
Chapter II. Love And Honour By Alfred Rosenberg #2
Posted in Histories on Jan 22, 2021 — 460 reads
A Pre-Biblical Impression Of The Bible #1
Posted in Histories on Jan 20, 2021 — 829 reads
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Alarmingly Plausible: Lynn Lockhart Reviews King Of Dogs By Andrew Edwards
Posted in Fiction on Jan 11, 2021 — 698 reads
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A Counterculture Exposition Of An Unforgiven Book Paperback, January 11, 2021
Posted in Histories on Jan 11, 2021 — 1,383 reads
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New Ledford's Review Of Doomfawn
Posted in Blog on Jan 10, 2021 — 557 reads
Life Lessons Learned From Sparring By Sifu Brian William Jewell
Posted in Modern Combat on Jan 6, 2021 — 1,007 reads
On Writing: A Memoir Of The Craft By Stephen King
Posted in Blog on Dec 26, 2020 — 949 reads
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A Review Of Stupid Time By Richard Barrett
Posted in Fiction on Dec 23, 2020 — 682 reads
Psychic Dictatorship In The U. S. A. By Alex Constantine, Feral House, 1995, 221 Pages
Posted in Histories on Dec 23, 2020 — 765 reads
A Church Lady Asks Why The Crackpot Eschews The Latest Greatest Translations Of The World’s Most Read Book
Posted in Histories on Dec 15, 2020 — 986 reads
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None Dare Call It Conspiracy By Gary Allen With Larry Abraham
Posted in Histories on Dec 7, 2020 — 795 reads
There Were Three Lads Who Went Their Destined Ways By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Nov 11, 2020 — 588 reads
Pirate Narratives #3: Chapter 1
Posted in Histories on Nov 10, 2020 — 629 reads
The Warwolf: A Peasant Chronicle Of The Thirty Years War By Hermann Lons
Posted in Histories on Nov 5, 2020 — 768 reads
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Symbols By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Nov 4, 2020 — 567 reads
Psychology For The Fighting Man, Committee Of The National Research Council
Posted in Modern Combat on Oct 27, 2020 — 723 reads
Bill Carlisle, Lone Bandit An Autobiography
Posted in Histories on Oct 26, 2020 — 524 reads
Emancipation And The Campus At Midnight By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 15, 2020 — 637 reads
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“I Finished The Lancer Conan Series, What Should I Read Next?” Plutonious Nimbus Wants To Know
Posted in Blog on Sep 14, 2020 — 490 reads
John Howard And The Fall Of The Champ, And The Sword Came Down By Samuel Finlay
Posted in Blog on Sep 11, 2020 — 363 reads
Adventure Fiction By A. Rohoman
Posted in Blog on Sep 11, 2020 — 374 reads
Andy Edwards King Of Dogs: Part 2
Posted in Blog on Sep 11, 2020 — 483 reads
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