Fiction: White Values, Entertainment, Race & RevolutionOne of the best kept literary secrets at our universities is the philosophy of America's most popular writer of the century, Jack London. If his works are offered to students at all, they are carefully selected so as to give as few clues as possible about the author's National Socialist ideas on race, social problems, the Jews, etc. Even The Iron Heel, written at the height of London's "leftist" period, makes professors nervous. Even contemporary writers of Politically Incorrect fiction, such as Raspail or Macdonald, are never mentioned, despite the popular appeal of their work -- or perhaps because of it. Anyway, here are a few selections for your bedtime reading. |