~ Book Reviews ~
Follow The River By James Alexander Thom
Posted in Histories on Dec 20, 2016 — 288 reads
Blue Division Soldier, 1941-45: Spanish Volunteer On The Eastern Front By C. Caballero Jurado, Illustrated By Ramiro Bujeiro
Posted in Gaming on Dec 20, 2016 — 15K reads
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The Adventures Of Thomas Pellow Of Penryn, Mariner: Three And Twenty Years In Captivity Among The Moors, Written By Himself
Posted in Histories on Dec 20, 2016 — 276 reads
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The Decline Of Males By Lionel Tiger, Pages 91-266
Posted in Blog on Dec 28, 2016 — 430 reads
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The Black Stallion: Chapter V, The People Of The Black Circle By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Dec 28, 2016 — 309 reads
The Forms Of Warlike Heroism By Julius Evola
Posted in Histories on Jan 11, 2017 — 473 reads
From The Tao Of Men To The Taboo Man: An Apex Essay On Masculinity By William Rapier
Posted in Blog on Jan 22, 2017 — 582 reads
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On To Yimsha: Chapter VII, The People Of The Black Circle By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 23, 2017 — 282 reads
Yasmina Knows Stark Terror: Chapter VIII, The People Of The Black Circle By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 30, 2017 — 350 reads
Yasmina And Conan: Chapter X, The People Of The Black Circle By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 1, 2017 — 389 reads
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Metaphysics Of War: Battle, Victory And Death In The World Of Tradition By Julius Evola
Posted in Histories on Feb 8, 2017 — 440 reads
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The Redneck Manifesto By Jim Goad: America’s Scapegoats: How We Got That Way And Why We’re Not Going To Take It Anymore
Posted in Blog on Feb 8, 2017 — 340 reads
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The Forms Of Warlike Heroism By Julius Evola
Posted in Histories on Feb 8, 2017 — 359 reads
Rattle Of Bones By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 15, 2017 — 172 reads
Dave Wants To Know Which Edition Of Conan Tales Our Sons Should Read
Posted in Blog on Feb 19, 2017 — 617 reads
Paideia And Colonization By Thomas McEvilly From The Shape Of Ancient Thought
Posted in Blog on Feb 20, 2017 — 706 reads
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El Borak And Other Desert Adventures By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 24, 2017 — 480 reads
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A Kirby O’Donnell Fragment By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Feb 24, 2017 — 341 reads
Be Angry At The Sun And For Una By Robinson Jeffers
Posted in Blog on Mar 3, 2017 — 205 reads
‘January Of 1797’: Erica Armstrong Dunbar, "Never Caught"
Posted in Histories on Mar 8, 2017 — 220 reads
The City That Bleeds: Race, History And The Death Of Baltimore By Paul Kersey
Posted in Harm City on Mar 8, 2017 — 278 reads
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Lords Of The Cosmos, Issue #1 From ThisIsUgli Studios
Posted in Blog on Mar 10, 2017 — 495 reads
Impressions Of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Fellowship Of The Ring
Posted in Blog on Mar 21, 2017 — 434 reads
Marchers Of Valhalla By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Mar 21, 2017 — 493 reads
The Soul’s Desert By Robinson Jeffers, 1939
Posted in Blog on Mar 23, 2017 — 261 reads
Watch The Lights Fade By Robinson Jeffers, 1941
Posted in Blog on Mar 23, 2017 — 321 reads
Robinson Jeffers: Poet And Prophet By James Karman, 2015, Stanford University Press, 245 Pages
Posted in Blog on Mar 26, 2017 — 230 reads
Outlaw: The True Story Of Claude Dallas By Jeff Long, 1985, William Morrow And Company, NY, 239 Pages
Posted in Modern Combat on Mar 26, 2017 — 375 reads
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The Daughter Of Erlik Khan By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Mar 26, 2017 — 280 reads
Extracting The Truth About Caucasian Enslavement From Black Slave Narratives
Posted in Histories on Apr 9, 2017 — 270 reads
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Tony Zale: The Man Of Steel By Thad Zale And Clay Moyle, 2014, Win By KO Publications, Iowa City, 490 Pages
Posted in Modern Combat on Apr 9, 2017 — 403 reads
Generation Identity: A Declaration Of War Against The ‘68ERS By Markus Willinger 2013, Arktos, 103 Pages
Posted in Blog on Apr 9, 2017 — 378 reads
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Plague By Dennis MaGee Fallon, Jason Palmatier, Zachary Brunner & Dave Sharpe
Posted in Blog on Apr 20, 2017 — 226 reads
Captive Of Gor By John Norman, Review By Lili Hun
Posted in Blog on May 1, 2017 — 303 reads
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Discovering The Inca Maiden: My Adventures On Ampato By John Reinhard, 1998, National Geographic Society
Posted in Histories on May 4, 2017 — 385 reads
The Shadow Of The Beast By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 4, 2017 — 351 reads
The Song Of The Mad Minstrel By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 10, 2017 — 354 reads
The Temple Of Abomination By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 26, 2017 — 337 reads
The Temple Of Abomination (Outline) By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on May 29, 2017 — 419 reads
Reviewed By The Author As His Redneck Driver Cut Off Less Competent Motorists On I-95
Posted in Harm City on Jun 7, 2017 — 313 reads
The Coming, For MYFAROG By Varg Vikernes, 75 Pages
Posted in Gaming on Jun 7, 2017 — 29K reads
Over The Edge Of The World: Magellan’s Terrifying Circumnavigation Of The Globe, Laurence Bergreen
Posted in Histories on Jun 7, 2017 — 318 reads
Welcome To Harm City, White-Boy: White Wednesday Volume 2 By Ruben Chandleron June 26, 2017
Posted in Harm City on Jul 5, 2017 — 445 reads
How The Ghetto Got My Soul: A Harm City Book By Ruben Chandleron June 26, 2017
Posted in Harm City on Jul 5, 2017 — 406 reads
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A Sampling Of Poetry From Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jul 10, 2017 — 452 reads
Book Review By DL: Trumpapocalypse Now By John Saxon
Posted in Blog on Jul 13, 2017 — 379 reads
The Screaming Skull Of Silence By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jul 17, 2017 — 373 reads
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The Grim Lands By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jul 18, 2017 — 365 reads
The Adventures Of Ibn Battuta: A Muslim Traveler Of The 14th Century By Ross E. Dunn
Posted in Histories on Jul 22, 2017 — 411 reads
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Swords Of The Northern Sea By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jul 27, 2017 — 426 reads
The Fall Of The Roman Empire: A New History Of Rome And The Barbarians By Peter Heather
Posted in Histories on Jul 31, 2017 — 406 reads
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