Rachel Bowman

Reading this racist self-insert fantasy story was definitely not an enjoyable experience. The author clearly has no self-awareness and the way MacDonald reaches so hard to pretend white people are oppressed, especially to such a severe degree, is insane. Not only that, but it’s poorly written too. A lot of the writing has been clearly… Continue reading The Turner Diaries

“The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race” is the famous opening line for Kaczynski’s Industrial Society and its future. I’ve heard this line before and tend to agree with its sentiment, but I did not know it came from the mind of a terrorist. In fact, I had… Continue reading Industrial Society and Its Future

The SCUM (Society for Cutting Up Men) manifesto, put bluntly, is hilarious. It’s so outlandishly radical, and the fact that Solanas took her writing seriously makes it even funnier. Solanas was a categorically insane radical feminist who was known for, other than writing the SCUM manifesto, attempting to assassinate Andy Warhol. In summary, her writing… Continue reading The SCUM Manifesto

There’s not much commentary I feel I can offer on The Anarchist Cookbook. A lot of it is just recipes for drugs and bombs. It’s not a manifesto and doesn’t contain much mention of theory, or praxis for anarchist ideology. It’s obviously rebellious and probably 95% of the recipes are illegal, but it contains a… Continue reading The Anarchist Cookbook

I’m not sure why, but I expected the terrible messages in Mein Kampf to be subtle. When I think of propaganda leading to widespread, harmful ideologies I think of governments pushing out ads for the military that promote nationalism, which in turn causes xenophobia, which then leads to hate crimes. Actually reading the book, my… Continue reading Mein Kampf

The introduction to Mein Kampf provides some important nuance to anyone who decides to pick up this terrible excuse for literature, and I agree with a lot of its assertions. It’s understandable why some people out there would rather nobody read Mein Kampf in any context, due to fear of the ideas being revived. However,… Continue reading Mein Kampf Introduction

Chapter 9: “The German Workers Party” Starts by saying he has intent to look into a small new party called the German Workers party. Then goes on a tangent: -Centrists and social democrats were beginning to lead towards nationalist rhetoric -Nationalism would mean these groups wouldn’t insight revolutions -Briefly mentions that an army without nationalism… Continue reading Notes on Chapters 9 and 10 of Mein Kampf

The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion is a fake text that poses as being written by a secret community of Jewish leaders. It outlines their plans for world domination by implementing marxism, eliminating the white race, and destroying Christianity. Certain gaps and discovered origins in the manifesto’s history make it obvious that the… Continue reading The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

The 120 Days of Sodom, by Marquis de Sade, is the most disgusting piece of literature that I have ever had the displeasure of reading. It is filled with the most vile sexual fantasies that not even the Urban Dictionary could accurately describe, and it’s frankly a wonder that de Sade’s mind alone was able… Continue reading A Scathing Review and Analysis of Marquis de Sade’s “The 120 Days of Sodom”

Marquis de Sade (1740-1814) was the French writer of the highly controversial book, The 120 Days of Sodom. De Sade’s life was fraught with sexual deviance, affairs, prison sentences, and wealthy indulgences. Born into a wealthy family, de Sade was highly educated, attending a Jesuit school in Paris, and went into the military during early… Continue reading The Life and Legacy of Marquis de Sade