A Discussion Between A Poet And A Proset
Posted in Blog on Mar 17, 2019 — 123 reads
Reading The Old Twerp Who Had Lunch With Jack Donovan
Posted in Blog on Mar 15, 2019 — 343 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Charp Christian Has A Lenteen Question
Posted in Blog on Mar 14, 2019 — 136 reads
Exercises In Narrative Authority In Epic Poetry And Film
Posted in Blog on Mar 14, 2019 — 145 reads
Crackpot Industries Letter To Shareholders 2018
Posted in Blog on Mar 12, 2019 — 165 reads
‘How Much Do You Care About The Quality Of Your Work?’
Posted in Blog on Mar 12, 2019 — 165 reads, 4 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: A Confederacy Of Outrageous Brutes Speak
Posted in Blog on Mar 9, 2019 — 211 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: On Peterson From Teutonic Fist, James And Riley
Posted in Blog on Mar 9, 2019 — 193 reads
A Meditation On Our Warrior Roots
Posted in Blog on Mar 9, 2019 — 207 reads, 1 comment
Checkout A Selection Of Manly Graphics
Posted in Blog on Mar 7, 2019 — 315 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Cliffs Reel, Chapter 3, Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Blog on Mar 7, 2019 — 113 reads, 1 comment
Writers Who Lived What They Taught: A Tardy Crackpot Mail Box Answer
Posted in Blog on Mar 2, 2019 — 316 reads, 5 comments
Open Quality Warning Or Suppression
Posted in Blog on Feb 25, 2019 — 176 reads
Carbon Mike Takes Pale James To Task Over A Botched Lynching
Posted in Blog on Feb 23, 2019 — 264 reads
A Verse Preface To Meat-Puppet Masquerade By Jakob The Apostate
Posted in Blog on Feb 19, 2019 — 188 reads
The Social Mechanics Of Human Extinguishment
Posted in Blog on Feb 19, 2019 — 221 reads
Has The Crackpot Lost It? Or Has He Found It?
Posted in Blog on Feb 16, 2019 — 247 reads
Some Notes On Writing Your Memoirs With An Eye On Writing Fiction And History
Posted in Blog on Feb 14, 2019 — 182 reads
Notes On The Millennia-Long War On African And European Distinction
Posted in Blog on Feb 13, 2019 — 245 reads
Oh Sleeper Awake: James LaFond's Impressions Of Chapter 1 Of Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Blog on Feb 9, 2019 — 147 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: "Barbarism Vs Civilization" By Vlad Tepid
Posted in Blog on Feb 6, 2019 — 292 reads, 1 comment
By Professor Tony Rooster And The Dean Of Clean T. Spoone Slickens, Inquire
Posted in Blog on Feb 3, 2019 — 412 reads, 2 comments
Why Silence Strikes The Primal Chord Of Fear Among The Loud
Posted in Blog on Jan 21, 2019 — 522 reads, 3 comments
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Hour Of The Dragon By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 16, 2019 — 268 reads
The Crackpot Does A Video Book Review
Posted in Blog on Jan 6, 2019 — 386 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of Conan Loses His Axe By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 4, 2019 — 264 reads, 1 comment
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner, Pages 107-8
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 206 reads
Adam G Swinder And James Discuss The Truth And Loyalty In The Context Of Tribalism: Part 2
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 208 reads, 1 comment
Prometheus An Atlas By Jason Reza Jorjani, 2016, Arktos, 416 Pages
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 220 reads, 1 comment
Yankee Hobo In The Orient: Dollar Edition By John Patric
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 341 reads, 1 comment
Some Thoughts On When Taboos Are Broken
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 491 reads, 2 comments
SJWs Always Double Down: Anticipating The Thought Police, Vox Day
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 596 reads, 3 comments
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner Pages 105-6
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 288 reads
Keeping Up With Wheeled Cracked Pottery: January 2019
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 317 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: An American Reader Wants To Know
Posted in Blog on Jan 1, 2019 — 394 reads, 6 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Bserius, Bryce Sharper, John Random, Carbone Mike And Banjo Resisting The POZ
Posted in Blog on Jan 1, 2019 — 326 reads, 1 comment
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This troubling memoir chronicles the aggression of ideas that fuels the violence and inequity that engulfs us. The author recounts 24 tales of prejudice and hatred as he retraces his life from innocent boyhood, through a troubled youth and savage adulthood, and into fatalistic middle-age; a life lived within a violent, fractured, self-hating society at war with its own reason for being. Also see:
 
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