The ten most essential Greek tragedies, with full annotation that lets the non-specialist reader encounter the words of the tragedians themselves. Also available in hardcover…
Ed Dutton argues that borderline personality disorder is the hidden driver behind many of history’s most important females. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
Le Bon’s masterwork explores how individuals lose judgment and identity in groups, becoming vulnerable to suggestion and impulsive collective action. Also available in hardcover —…
Lenin’s blueprint that led to the Bolsheviks’ triumph over the Russian Provisional Government and provided the elite framework for the Soviet Union. Also available in…
The founding text of modern political realism draws the hard lesson of 1848: ideals can prevail only by reckoning with power and reality. Also available…
Aesop’s Fables are perennial moral tales in which animals, gods, and men reveal the human experience with unforgettable comic force. Also available in hardcover —…
A sociologist contrasts organic community with contractual society, arguing that modernity replaces living social bonds with mechanical ones. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
A complete retelling of Wagner’s operas in clear, forceful Anglish, richly illustrated with fifteen original paintings. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
A dark vision of an illiberal future where sovereignty migrates to the local, and survival depends on oath and kinship, not impersonal law. Also available…
Using power dynamics and anthropology, Bond undermines liberal accounts of legitimacy and establishes a real science of human orders. Also available in hardcover — click…
Examining power relations through an illiberal lens, we discover the high-low vs. middle mechanism, and that liberalism tends to centralize rather than decentralize power. Also…
This book applies elite theory to American and British politics, offering a powerful and far-sighted view of the modern political landscape. Also available in hardcover…
Activist Martin Sellner asks: how do we save our peoples from demographic replacement? And his answer is—metapolitical struggle. Also available in hardcover — click HERE