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Bulk Catalogue Summer–Autumn 2019 BULK CATALOGUE SUMMER–AUTUMN 2019 YOU ARE RECEIVING THIS CATALOGUE FOR BEING EITHER A BULK CUSTOMER OR FREQUENT REVIEWER OF OUR PUBLICATIONS. CONTENTS FROM THE STAFF / LATEST PUBLICATIONS / FEATURED AUTHORS / PRICE LIST / ORDER INFO From the Staff First half of 2019 better than first two years combined. e at Arktos have recently taken stock We extend our sincere of the first half of 2019, and wanted to share the good news with our followers: thanks to our followers Wbetween books and audiobooks, we have published 22 titles this year — more titles than we have published in for setting Arktos off any other entire year to date except our best (2017, 26 to such an exhilarating titles), and the same number published in our first two years taken together (2010 and 2011). We owe this tre- start in 2019. mendous growth and productivity to you, our faithful ‘ readers and authors. The year is only halfway done, and there is Our works for 2019 include translations of some of much more to come. Remember to watch for news the major thinkers of our time like Alain de Benoist, on Arktos.com and to follow us on social media. Guillaume Faye, Julius Evola and Alexander Dugin; Subscribe to our Interregnum podcast to hear exclu- new and groundbreaking books by authors like sive interviews with our authors, and read our Arktos Edward Dutton and Alexander Wolfheze; fresh new Journal for original articles and book excerpts by the editions of titles by Norman Lowell, Daniel Friberg same. and Stephen Pax Leonard; novels in the best tradition We extend our sincere thanks to our followers for of the Right by Tito Perdue and Fenek Solère; and setting Arktos off to such an exhilarating start in 2019. brand new audiobook versions of some of our read- Follow us in our upcoming projects, and help us make ers’ favourite Arktos publications, from For a Positive the second half of 2019 better still! Critique to Archeofuturism to Metaphysics of War, and DANIEL FRIBERG Chief Executive Officer more. TOR WESTMAN Chief Marketing Officer This is just a taste. You can find a complete list of CHARLES LYONS Chief Administrative Officer our 2019 titles, along with descriptions and reviews JOHN BRUCE LEONARD Editor-In-Chief here. MARTIN LOCKER Assistant Editor-In-Chief BULK CATalogue • Summer–AUTUMN 2019 1 Latest Publications ALEXANDER DUGIN GUILLAUME FAYE JOHN BRUCE LEONARD JOHANNES SCHARF ET AL. Ethnosociology Ethnic Apocalypse The New Prometheans Der entfesselte The Foundations SOFTCOVER HARDBACK SOFTCOVER Prometheus €16.95 €27.95 €20.50 SOFTCOVER HARDBACK SOFTCOVER €22.50 €33.50 €9.50 ALEXANDER DUGIN FENEK SOLÈRE TITO PERDUE WILLIAM S. LIND Political Platonism Kraal Lee Retroculture The Philosophy of Politics SOFTCOVER SOFTCOVER HARDBACK Taking America Back €15.50 €14.50 €25.95 SOFTCOVER HARDBACK SOFTCOVER €13.25 €24.75 €16.50 VISIT ARKTOS.COM/SHOP FOR BOOK DETAILS. BULK CATalogue • Summer–AUTUMN 2019 2 FEATURED AUTHOR Abir Taha iplomat, thinker, writer, and poet, Nations in Geneva. Versed in philosophy and DAbir Taha holds a postgraduate degree in Eastern and Western mysticism, the author Philosophy from the Sorbonne. espouses a spiritual worldview and believes that A career diplomat for the Government of man’s ultimate purpose and vocation in life is the Lebanon, she has previously served as the Consul fulfilment of his divine nature and destiny. of Lebanon in Paris and as First Secretary at Lebanon’s Permanent Mission to the United ABIR TAHA ABIR TAHA ABIR TAHA ABIR TAHA The Epic of Arya Verses of Light Defining Terrorism Nietzsche’s Coming In Search of the Sacred Light SOFTCOVER The End of Double Standards God or the Redemption €13 SOFTCOVER SOFTCOVER of the Divine €17.50 €11 SOFTCOVER €13 BULK CATalogue • Summer–AUTUMN 2019 3 FEATURED AUTHOR Guillaume Faye uillaume Faye (1949–2019) received a problems confronting Europe. For more than a GPh.D. in Political Science from the Institut decade, he worked as a broadcaster for the French d’etudes politiques de Paris. He was one of the radio station Skyrock, and on the programme principal organisers of the French New Right or- Telematin which aired on France 2 TV. He re- ganisation GRECE (Groupement de recherche et turned to the field of political philosophy in 1998 d’etudes pour la civilisation europeenne) during when a number of his new essays were collected the 1970s and ’80s, and at the same time cultivated and published in the volume Archeofuturism, his career as a journalist, particularly in the news which has also been published in English by magazines Figaro and Paris-Match. In 1986 he left Arktos. After that, he produced a series of books GRECE after he came to disagree with the direc- which have challenged and reinvigorated readers tion of the group, which he felt was becoming throughout Europe and North America. overly academic and less engaged with the actual GUILLAUME FAYE GUILLAUME FAYE GUILLAUME FAYE GUILLAUME FAYE Ethnic Apocalypse Convergence of Why We Fight Archeofuturism The Coming European Civil War Catastrophes Manifesto of the European European Visions of the Post- SOFTCOVER HARDBACK SOFTCOVER HARDBACK Resistance Catastrophic Age €16.95 €27.95 €20.40 €30 SOFTCOVER HARDBACK SOFTCOVER HARDBACK €21.60 €33.60 €19.20 €31.20 BULK CATalogue • Summer–AUTUMN 2019 4 Full Price List ISBN TITLE UNIT PRICE 978-1-910524-14-5 A. J. Illingworth: Political Justice €21.50 978-1-907166-83-9 Abir Taha: Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards €11.40 978-1-907166-90-7 Abir Taha: Nietzsche’s Coming God €13.20 978-1-910524-54-1 Abir Taha: The Epic of Arya €23.40 978-1-910524-10-7 Abir Taha: Verses of Light €13.20 978-1-907166-21-1 Alain de Benoist: Beyond Human Rights (Hardback) €26.40 978-1-907166-20-4 Alain de Benoist: Beyond Human Rights €14.40 978-1-907166-38-9 Alain de Benoist: Carl Schmitt Today (Hardback) €25.20 978-1-907166-39-6 Alain de Benoist: Carl Schmitt Today €13.20 978-1-910524-31-2 Alain de Benoist: Manifest voor Europees herstel en vernieuwing €7.20 978-1-907166-78-5 Alain de Benoist: Manifesto for a European Renaissance €7.20 978-1-907166-95-2 Alain de Benoist: Manifiesto por un Renacimiento Europeo €7.20 978-1-910524-32-9 Alain de Benoist: On the Brink of the Abyss (Hardback) €28.20 978-1-910524-30-5 Alain de Benoist: On the Brink of the Abyss €16.74 978-1-912079-11-7 Alain de Benoist: Runes and the Origins of Writing (Hardback) €22.95 978-1-910524-87-9 Alain de Benoist: The Indo-Europeans (Hardback) €27.00 978-1-910524-86-2 Alain de Benoist: The Indo-Europeans €16.20 978-1-907166-17-4 Alain de Benoist: The Problem of Democracy (Hardback) €25.20 978-1-907166-16-7 Alain de Benoist: The Problem of Democracy €13.20 978-1-912079-97-1 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume I (Hardback) €37.00 978-1-912079-76-6 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume I €26.50 978-1-912079-37-7 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume II (Hardback) €39.50 978-1-912079-98-8 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume II €28.75 978-1-912975-22-8 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume III (Hardback) €39.50 BULK CATalogue • Summer–AUTUMN 2019 5 Full Price List 978-1-912975-21-1 Alain de Benoist: View from the Right Volume III €28.25 978-1-907166-62-4 Alexander Dugin: Die Vierte Politische Theorie €22.20 978-1-912079-06-3 Alexander Dugin: Ethnos and Society (Hardback) €28.50 978-1-912079-21-6 Alexander Dugin: Ethnos and Society €16.50 978-1-912975-00-6 Alexander Dugin: Ethnosociology (Hardback) €33.50 978-1-912975-01-3 Alexander Dugin: Ethnosociology €22.50 978-1-910524-25-1 Alexander Dugin: Eurasian Mission (Hardback) €28.80 978-1-910524-24-4 Alexander Dugin: Eurasian Mission €16.80 978-1-910524-40-4 Alexander Dugin: Last War of the World-Island (Hardback) €27.54 978-1-910524-37-4 Alexander Dugin: Last War of the World-Island €15.54 978-1-910524-39-8 Alexander Dugin: Political Platonism (Hardback) €24.75 978-1-912079-90-2 Alexander Dugin: Political Platonism €13.25 978-1-910524-12-1 Alexander Dugin: Putin vs Putin (Hardback) €34.74 978-1-910524-11-4 Alexander Dugin: Putin vs Putin €22.80 978-1-907166-56-3 Alexander Dugin: The Fourth Political Theory (Hardback) €29.40 978-1-907166-65-5 Alexander Dugin: The Fourth Political Theory €22.20 978-1-912079-54-4 Alexander Dugin: The Rise of the Fourth Political Theory (Hardback) €31.00 978-1-912079-55-1 Alexander Dugin: The Rise of the Fourth Political Theory €20.25 978-1-907166-33-4 Alexander Jacob: De Naturae Natura €15.60 978-1-912975-09-9 Alexander Wolfheze: Alba Rosa €21.00 978-1-912079-69-8 Andrew Fraser: Dissident Dispatches €31.65 978-1-907166-29-7 Andrew Fraser: The WASP Question €24.00 978-1-907166-55-6 Arthur Moeller van den Bruck: Germany's Third Empire €21.60 978-1-910524-36-7 August Strindberg: Tschandala €11.40 978-1-907166-34-1 B.G. 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