It’s White Wednesday! Shop Our Sale Now

There’s Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday, and now White Wednesday.

In coordination with our friends at other pro-white businesses, we present White Wednesday. Strategically use your gift-giving resources for the cause! (At a discount!)

We are offering 15% off our entire stock, including new titles now through Saturday.

Use the code “WW2025” at checkout.

Featured New Titles for 2025:

• Tyranny & Wisdom: Plato’s Greater Alcibiades & Gorgias by Greg Johnson

In the Ancient world, one began the study of Plato with two dialogues: the Greater Alcibiades and the Gorgias, which depict Socrates’ first conversations with two famous men: Alcibiades, the Athenian statesman, general, and traitor—and the great sophist Gorgias, who taught ambitious young men like Alcibiades how to rise as their society declined around them.

Greg Johnson’s Tyranny & Wisdom leads you carefully through these dialogues and demonstrates that the Ancients were right: together, they are an excellent introduction to Plato. Here we encounter Plato’s most challenging ideas, threaded together by a highly dramatic conflict between two ways of life: the pursuit of power vs. the pursuit of wisdom.

• The Populist Moment: The End of Right vs. Left by Alain de Benoist

“Populism” is what democracy is called when the people vote for the “wrong” things, like Brexit or Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders. Since 2015, populisms of both the Right and the Left have been challenging Western liberal democratic elites. Thus we are living in “the populist moment.” But what does populism mean, and where is it likely to take us?

In The Populist Moment: The End of Right vs. Left, Alain de Benoist argues that populism is not a political ideology like Marxism or liberalism. Nor can it be fundamentally understood in terms of the distinction between Right and Left. Instead, populism is a confrontation between “the people” and political “elites” that have become estranged from or hostile to the people. At the core of populism is the demand that governments actually reflect the interests and identities of the people they are supposed to serve.

The Populist Moment is a unique contribution to contemporary debates on populism. Scholarly treatments of populism tend to be hostile, while friendly treatments tend to be naïve. Benoist, however, combines down-to-earth populist sympathies with high-level debates in political theory, including extensive discussions of important thinkers like Jean-Claude Michéa, who are little-known outside of the French-speaking world.

• Is America Doomed?  by Greg Johnson

In Is America Doomed? Greg Johnson weighs reasons for pessimism, skepticism, and hope regarding America’s future, both before and after Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

• Novel Takes: Essays on Literature by Greg Johnson

There’s a lot of truth in fiction.

In Novel Takes, Greg Johnson explores racial, ethnic, and political themes in such works as Jean Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints, Frank Herbert’s Dune series, Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, H. P. Lovecraft’s The Shadow Over Innsmouth, John Kennedy Toole’s A Confederacy of Dunces, Michel Houellebecq’s Submission and Annihilation, Tito Perdue’s Morning Crafts, The Node, and Reuben, Chuck Palahniuk’s Adjustment Day, and others.

The month of December is our busiest time of the year, so please take advantage of this opportunity to get your picks in now so you can rest and enjoy the things that matter most: family, friends, and traditions.

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Antelope Hill Publishing
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Dissident Designs
Flying Monk Leather
Idaho Tallow
Wise Path Books
Mostly Peaceful Merch
Clemens & Blair
Argatha Publishing
Frenly Watch Co
ODGG, LLC
West Martian
Will2Rise Shop
Dissident Press
Above Time Coffee
White Papers Policy Institute

Act now since Christmas is closer than you think!

Merry Christmas and Happy Yuletide everyone!