Harold Covington
Harold Armstead Covington (14 September 1953 – 14 July 2018) was an American White separatist and writer.
He was the founder of the Northwest Front (NF), which supported the creation of a "White nation in the Pacific Northwest". It dissolved after his death.
Covington was controversial for various reasons, such as claims by Covington regarding his involvement with various organizations and individuals, claimed associations with Combat 18 and claimed support for violence. Some claims may be misrepresented in politically correct sources. He also made attacks on many influential White nationalists, who in turn made claims such that Covington had schizophrenia, which would be an explanation for some claims and views. See the "External links" section.
He wrote several fictional novels, which sometimes received praise regarding some aspects even from persons that he had attacked.
Covington worked as an assistant editor for the White Power Report.[1]
Works
- The March Up Country, Liberty Bell Publications (2004).
- A Might Fortress, AuthorHouse (2005).
- Dreaming the Iron Dream, Liberty Bell Publications (2005).
External links
On his novels
- Harold Covington’s Northwest Quartet
- What to read? (Part 2)
- Harold Covington: A Brilliant Writer and Teacher
- RIP Harold Covington
Criticisms
Sources
- ↑ White Power Report, October 1976 (VOL. 1 – NO. 1), https://folktrove.com/white-power-report-october-1976-vol-1-no-1/
