Empire in Apocalypse

"General Flavius Belisarius's father once told him, 'In love, we discover who we hope to be; in war, we come to understand who we truly are.'"

The above is an excerpt from Empire in Apocalypse, the newly released book by Robert Bruton.

General Flavius Belisarius - A Biography:… pic.twitter.com/8vxkkIf8tR

— Legend Books (@LegendBooksCo) August 21, 2023

Winters in the World

I recently finished reading @ClerkofOxford's 'Winters in the World' and thoroughly enjoyed it. Some of the Anglo-Saxon poems in it have since inspired a few of my paintings. This is a great review. https://t.co/VLmjNKPcKy

— Amy Browning (@AmyBrowningArt) April 17, 2023

Asatru

In 𝑨𝒔𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒖: 𝑨 𝑵𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝑬𝒖𝒓𝒐𝒑𝒆𝒂𝒏 𝑺𝒑𝒊𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒖𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒚, McNallen describes the origins and development of Asatru, its kinship with other tribal and ethnic religions, and the cosmological and philosophical underpinnings of this dynamic and inspiring faith. pic.twitter.com/kVuAAT3x5T

— Underworld Amusements (@StayDownHere) April 16, 2023

Interview with Jack Carr

A truly authentic Navy SEAL story can only be written by a Navy SEAL. We interviewed Jack Carr, former SEAL and author of The Terminal List book series, and asked him about the making of the show.

Don't miss the premiere of @TerminalListPV on Friday, July 1 only on @PrimeVideo. pic.twitter.com/lOWUJPB2Vg

— 5.11 Tactical (@511Tactical) June 29, 2022

Someone Didn't Learn from MacIntyre Properly

MacIntyre may have denounced the nation-state but he also denounces its regime, which Adam DeVille fails to understand, instead promoting the fiction that we live in a "democracy":

White Christian nationalism motivates the anti-democratic, authoritarian, and violent impulses on display in our current political moment. The future of American democracy, Gorski and Perry argue, will depend on whether a broad spectrum of Americans―stretching from democratic socialists to classical liberals―can unite in a popular front to combat the threat to liberal democracy posed by white Christian nationalism.

Just because you're an academic doesn't mean you have political wisdom.

The Utter Fatuousness of All Nationalisms

Berry's Newest

Wendell Berry has a new book coming out (originally expected last year), a follow up to his early book about racism, The Hidden Wound. https://t.co/76NoW9ohC1 pic.twitter.com/v3T6I9h5Mb

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) February 23, 2022

King of All Things

Book update:

King of All Things: A Guide to Man’s Martial Purpose

Book edits are done. 86k words at the final tally. Just need to play around with formatting and then get it set up in KDP for print on demand.

Will be dropping this month pic.twitter.com/a1GxAJmLAB

— the last pirate (@corsair21c) January 13, 2022

This Could Be Good

Now the sales pitch. If you’re looking for an introduction to the Roman military that takes a bottom-up approach, and which is centred on the perspective of 3 historical Roman soldiers, this might be for you. @WileyHumanities pic.twitter.com/O2Otk5lC7L

— Conor Whately (@ConorWhately) September 15, 2020

Wiley

Economics for a Full World

Herman Daly's Economics for a Full World | Book Launch at #ESRCFestival with P Victor, H Daly, K Trebeck, E Perkins and T Jackson, 24 Nov 2021 https://t.co/jVKS1Zi6oU via @CUSP_uk

— Ian Christie (@IanPChristie) October 4, 2021

Will It Be Good?

No punches were pulled in our book.

Here's the table of contents for It's Good to Be a Man due out from @canonpress 11/30/21.

You can preorder here: https://t.co/Tv0GgfN0gZ pic.twitter.com/qxsvtfiQvh

— Michael Foster (@thisisfoster) September 28, 2021

Bulwark Review of Marohn's Book?

I'm in @BulwarkOnline with a review of @clmarohn @StrongTowns "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer." Incredible, idiosyncratic, insightful book. But please start with my review: https://t.co/3scfCkjHZj

— Addison Del Mastro (@ad_mastro) September 17, 2021

Has Del Mastro moved from AmConMag to the Bulwark?

Power by Richard Heinberg

Heinberg’s latest title, Power, traces how four key elements developed to give humans extraordinary power: tool-making ability, language, social complexity, and the ability to harness energy sources — most significantly, fossil fuels https://t.co/AotlgPKGBK @richardheinberg

— newsocietypub (@NewSocietyPub) September 14, 2021

POWER: Limits and Prospects for Human Survival, the newest book by @richardheinberg, published by @NewSocietyPub, is now available in bookstores everywhere!

Grab your copy: https://t.co/3gpgZ4vsjq pic.twitter.com/8xf1SlqddC

— Post Carbon Institute (@postcarbon) September 14, 2021

The Woodchip Handbook

Author of The Woodchip Handbook @Ben_Raskin appears on the @Regagroforestry #podcast to talk about the myriad of ways woodchip can be integrated into our #farming methods 🪵: https://t.co/4DxqURipjF

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) September 7, 2021

Author of The Woodchip Handbook & grower @Ben_Raskin shares 3 ways that you can use woodchip at home @SoilAssociation🪵: https://t.co/KV4zmgAVDD

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) September 11, 2021

Written for What Purpose?

Eastern Christian Books: Orthodoxy and Gender

Routledge: Orthodox Christianity and Gender

Patriarch Mindset

Frend @HonorAndDaring has new book available, on one of the most important issues of our time, the place of masculinity in Christianity. I know that he has put much time and effort into forming his thoughts and I'm looking forward to reading this https://t.co/K0U0rMUZ1E

— Bronze Age Rogue Scholar (@RogueScholarPr) August 26, 2021

If the Institutional Church Is the Only Source of Direction

with respect to future goals, then there is bound to be success. But that doesn't mean that the direction is correct, that those receiving direction discern correctly, or that the problem of the lack of integral masculine formation has been solved. When political suffers, so does ecclesial life.

“Every person,” says Rhonda Gruenewald, founder of Vocations Ministry, “has a vocation, a universal call to holiness. It is within that search for holiness that each human being finds his purpose in God…”https://t.co/bLwMULryy4

— Catholic World Report (@cworldreport) August 24, 2021

A Review of Strong Towns

"Our places have not been built for humans, but the mythical homo oeconomicus." - @MattRobare reviews "Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity" by @clmarohn for @ubookman https://t.co/9puz1hyso1 pic.twitter.com/Uw82GvnQau

— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) August 21, 2021

Camp of the Saints

Brilliant article. VDARE has the largest stock of CAMP OF THE SAINTS, which US Inc stopped publishing after John Tanton's death https://t.co/Qd5bH1LdOd https://t.co/lsuywXHKyI

— VDARE (@vdare) August 6, 2021

An Interview for Ravenous

I also just finished Ravenous by @Sam_Apple1 and highly recommend it. Sam does a great job of making the Otto Warburg story fascinating and informative. I took my time reading this in order to fully absorb it. https://t.co/oSelfaHElA

— Cary Kelly (@CaryKelly11) August 5, 2021

Tom Gallagher's Salazar: The Dictator Who Refused to Die

The most provocative idea in Tom Gallagher's biography of Salazar is not that we should adopt some version of corporatism today but that **we already have**. https://t.co/mzxP6G2DzA pic.twitter.com/Lgjt5C8FFF

— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) August 4, 2021

Since we’re discussing Salazar for some reason, I highly recommend Tom Gallagher’s balanced biography.

Review by @herandrews here: https://t.co/hzsgf7kRhn

— PEG (@pegobry) August 4, 2021

Salazar: The Dictator Who Refused to Die