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I would like to thank everyone who bought either, or especially both, of the Ultra Heavy books! And thanks even more for sending me photos of your purchases. It really is inspiring to see someone holding a physical book. Since I lack the omniscient vision of the helms of the Ultra Heavies I cannot simply feel or intuitively know when I get likes, shares, views etc., these things remain deeply abstract and unreal to my perception. But, when something physical is put into your hands that gives me great joy! Remember you can buy Book 2 right here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1970784229/ To wiki or not to wiki? I was considering starting a wiki-like series of articles organizing the “lore” of the Ultra Heavy series, but at this point in time, as I sat down and started doing it, it was not nearly as fun as just writing the actual books. It felt more like work, than the fun hobby of creating these testosterone-fueled stories… so looks like Book 3, as of today, is about 2% complete. Yeah this might be a long wait, but I guess the creative winds are blowing me towards another adventure against a yet to be revealed, but already mentioned, faction. A Netflix-style series may be in the works I know it might sound insane for a books series with sales figures in the four-digit range to talk about a series, but this month there will be at least one serious discussion about turning this book series into an animated Netflix-style show. So we will see where that goes, if we can get this animated with the help of my one buddy who is quite the AI and 3D animator, then it will not only be a success, but I will actually make a dime off of countless days of toil! Substack As ideas come to mind I will try to publish things here and there to Substack, the idea of doing a wiki is right… but dull as hell… so again, the whole “do a wiki on Substack” is going to have to wait. From time to time I have things to say about Sci-fi and I post them here, so who knows. Remember you can buy Book 2 right here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1970784229/

"In a timid country, where the great political strategy is first not to frighten the timid, one easily appears to be a 'tough guy.' In a country that stagnates, simply wanting to put one foot in front of the other, like any normal human being, is enough to be labeled as 'extreme.' Anyway, for those who go nowhere, we always seem to want to go too far." — Pierre Falardeau, Le Devoir, October 2, 1999

"Don't you see this unhappy heart, filled with the image of heroes and times that are no more, filled with piety for a fading past; [...] don't you find in it all the nobility, all the grandeur of invincible fidelity?" — Arthur de Gobineau, Les Pléiades

Steel Over Paper: Iran’s Civilizational Rebirth Speculum Orientis examines the formal death of the Memorandum of Understanding as the collapse of a decade-long liberal experiment in appeasement, arguing that the Islamic Republic now stands at a civilizational crossroads. Beneath the broken diplomacy stirs the dust of a far older stand, and the funeral of the Supreme Leader has delivered the verdict of the streets: the age of paper is over, and the restoration of deterrence is the only path to sovereignty. Read the full essay here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/steel-over-paper-irans-civilizational-rebirth

You Don’t Negotiate with Dajjal Alexander Dugin reveals why escalation must be mutual or negotiations with the West become a trap. Read the full article here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/you-dont-negotiate-with-dajjal

Carl Schmitt and the Middle East War Constantin von Hoffmeister examines the mounting tensions in the Middle East through the lens of Carl Schmitt’s political realism, arguing that the latest clashes reveal a far deeper struggle over regional order and sovereignty. Beneath the headlines lies a contest over alliances, spheres of influence, and the enduring logic of friend and enemy that continues to shape international politics. Read the full article here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/carl-schmitt-and-the-middle-east-war

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Marx on the American Civil War Constantin von Hoffmeister explores Karl Marx’s remarkable analysis of the forces that pushed America towards civil war. Read the full essay here: https://www.eurosiberia.net/p/marx-on-the-american-civil-war

Marx on the American Civil War Constantin von Hoffmeister explores Karl Marx’s remarkable analysis of the forces that pushed America towards civil war. Read the full essay here: https://www.eurosiberia.net/p/marx-on-the-american-civil-war

"To be left to oneself, without help, without a way out, with one's strength or weakness, with no one to rely on but oneself—climbing from rock to rock, from foothold to foothold, from ridge to ridge, inexorably, for hours—aware of the altitude and the imminent danger, intoxicating—and finally, after the harsh test of self-discipline, the sensation of an indescribable liberation, of a solitary loneliness and silence, when the summit is reached, the struggle crowned with success, the anxiety mastered, and dizzying horizons that stretch for hundreds of kilometers open up, while everything else is lower—in all this one truly finds the real possibility of a catharsis, of an awakening, of a rebirth of something transcendent." — Julius Evola, Meditations on the Peaks

"To be left to oneself, without help, without a way out, with one's strength or weakness, with no one to rely on but oneself—climbing from rock to rock, from foothold to foothold, from ridge to ridge, inexorably, for hours—aware of the altitude and the imminent danger, intoxicating—and finally, after the harsh test of self-discipline, the sensation of an indescribable liberation, of a solitary loneliness and silence, when the summit is reached, the struggle crowned with success, the anxiety mastered, and dizzying horizons that stretch for hundreds of kilometers open up, while everything else is lower—in all this one truly finds the real possibility of a catharsis, of an awakening, of a rebirth of something transcendent." — Julius Evola, Meditations on the Peaks

Armin Mohler and the Fascist Style Matteo Romano explores Armin Mohler’s provocative argument that fascism is defined not by ideology but by a distinctive style of being. Read the full essay here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/armin-mohler-and-the-fascist-style

"To regain control of oneself and one's home, that is the hope." — Dominique Venner

Spengler’s Secret History of Eurasia While the world was still reeling from The Decline of the West, Spengler was already pursuing a far more ambitious vision: a grand, unfinished portrait of ancient Asia as one vast, living historical organism. Read Spengler's text here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/spenglers-secret-history-of-eurasia

"Materialism likes to repeat that we are what we eat. I believe rather that we are what we sing. You are made by the poetry that your ear hears and that your heart knows." — Jean-Marie Le Pen, Memoirs

This War Demands a New Russia Alexander Dugin warns that Russia’s status quo has exhausted itself and must be transcended if Russia is to win the civilizational war. Read the full article here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/this-war-demands-a-new-russia

The Special Military Operation Is Now a War Constantin von Hoffmeister argues that the Special Military Operation’s transformation into war confirms Russia’s self-declared role as the Katechon defending tradition against the dying liberal West. Read the full article here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/the-special-military-operation-is-now-a-war