Antelope Hill Book Club

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit antelopehillpublishing.substack.com If you are a free subscriber, the first ten minutes of this episode are free. Consider our paid subscription options to hear the rest and help support us! Shawn and Taylor are joined by friend of the show and resident horror connoisseur Seamus O’Harrah to discuss Howard Phillips Lovecraft, including h...

Taylor and Shawn are joined by author Carolus Löfroos, and Antelope Hill’s editor-in-chief Sebastian Durant, to discuss Carolus’ memoir of his time fighting in Ukraine as part of the infamous Azov battalion in 2014-2015, as well as his motivations, writing process, regional history, and the conflict generally.0:00 - Introduction and Carolus’ process of writing the book7:42 - Some of the characters...

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit antelopehillpublishing.substack.com If you are a free subscriber, the first ten minutes of this episode are free. Consider our paid subscription options to hear the rest and help support us! Taylor and Shawn are rejoined by special guest and AHP author Josh Neal to discuss the movies of director Robert Eggers - “Nosferatu,” “The Northma...

Taylor and Shawn talk with Josh Neal about his latest book, Intolerant Interpretations, and its analysis of the 20th century social theory of Karl Popper, Richard Hofstadter, and others, examining the ways in which they have contributed to a culture of suspicion and conspiracism which reinforces modern, post-war Western regimes against the interests of their folk populations.0:00 - Introduction to...

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit antelopehillpublishing.substack.com If you are a free subscriber, the first ten minutes of this episode are free. Consider our paid subscription options to hear the rest and help support us! Shawn and Taylor are joined by special guest Thomas777 to discuss his Steelstorm novels and their unique and gripping post-apocalyptic vision. We t...

Shawn and Taylor discuss a unique book that tells the story of the heroes, villains, and events that resulted in the Hungarian Soviet Republic, along the way examining questions such as the uses and limits of nationalism, inevitability in history, and the relationship between two groups with fundamentally irreconcilable identities.0:00 - Intro: Shawn is an imposter8:00 - More Hungarian than Hungar...

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit antelopehillpublishing.substack.com Taylor and Shawn review Taylor’s favorite movie, and discuss its racial themes and cultural relevance for the alt-right. Taylor forgets the word “fable” exists.0:00 - Intro: Shawn wasn’t impressed4:15 - The scorpion and the frog8:45 - Taylor’s analysis: “Drive” as a metaphor for racial archetypes9:30...

Taylor and Shawn discuss Joseph Conrad’s classic novel and its equally iconic film adaptation, and delve into its themes of civilization, savagery, colonialism, and the meaning of the darkness.0:00 - Intro: Anti-colonialism, and is the story that deep?7:07 - The thin veneer of civilization12:28 - Sympathy for the cannibal16:15 - Civilization as the main character18:53 - How to face the darkness: M...

Taylor and Shawn are joined by Peter Nimitz to do a deep dive on the racial and religious history of the Caucasus while discussing The Sixty-Year Caucasian War, and covering topics including the historical and modern importance of the Caucasus region, Russia’s relations with its Islamic neighbors, the deep history of the White race, and more. Notes:0:00 - Introducing the book and the geopolitics o...

Taylor and Shawn are joined by Marty Phillips, author of the novels Let Them Look West and Millennium, to discuss his books, their themes, Marty’s inspirations, and the art form of literature. Notes:0:00 - Introduction and Marty’s thoughts on the form of the novel3:43 - The metanarrative of Millennium12:53 - Millennials and zoomers, are they cooked?18:28 - The fourth turning and techno-pessimism24...

Taylor and Shawn discuss Victor Pelevin’s unique and prescient novel about post-Soviet Russia and enter a world of consumerism, drugs, mythology, and world-destroying dogs. Notes:0:00 - Generation Pepsi3:44 - Introduction to the story9:33 - The “Soviet mentality” and the progress of capitalism in Russia24:09 - Shawn and Taylor’s favorite ads30:00 - That’s crazy, have you ever done DMT?38:31 - Turn...

Taylor and Shawn are joined by Borzoi, aka John Chapman, author of the foreword to our edition and previously published Antelope Hill author, to discuss British author and artist Wyndham Lewis’ provocative and prophetic examination of burgeoning cultural anti-Whiteness in the early 20th century, as well as its causes, manifestations, and future consequences. Notes:0:00 - Intro to the book and auth...

Taylor and Shawn discuss Dr. Joseph Goebbels’ novel about a young soldier, writer, and worker wrestling with the uncertainty of Germany’s future and his own political identity after the First World War, and draw out many of the questions and themes posed by this unique work. Notes:0:00 - Intro and history of Goebbels’ life3:31 - Impressions of the book11:52 - Art for art’s sake?15:52 - Michael and...