Arktos

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Bulk Catalogue, Summer 2017.
Assorted Arktos publications from 2017.
Arktos book stall at the Zwischentag book fair in Berlin, 2013.
A Traditionalist Confronts Fascism by Julius Evola (Arktos, 2017).
Arktos CEO, Daniel Friberg, speaks at American Renaissance in Tennessee, 2017.
Generation Identity by Markus Willinger (Arktos, 2013).
Book signing event for the Hungarian edition of The Real Right Returns at the Budapest Book Festival in 2016.
Can Life Prevail? by Pentti Linkola (Arktos, 2009).
Group photo of the Arktos and EU delegations, together with Art of Living representatives, outside the College of Ayurvedic Science and Research at the Art of Living International Center in Bangalore, in September 2013.
The Shock of History by Dominique Venner (Arktos, 2015).
Screen capture from Arktos Journal, June 2019.

Arktos Media Ltd is one of the World's biggest right-wing, traditionalist publishing houses. Its publications are available at a multitude of mainstream outlets. The company was established in 2009 in the United Kingdom. Its Chief Executive Officer and co-founder is Daniel Friberg, its Chief Marketing Officer is Tor Westman, its Chief Administrative Officer is Charles Lyons and its Editor-in-Chief is John Bruce Leonard. Arktos' editorial offices are based on the European mainland. Shortly after the company was founded, Integral Tradition Publishing was acquired and absorbed into Arktos, and all the rights of the previous publications of ITP passed to Arktos Media Ltd.

The name Arktos is derived from the Greek word αρκτος, which means 'bear'. The Arctic is named from this word, in reference to the northern constellations of Ursa Major, Great Bear, and Ursa Minor, Little Bear. Arktos is also one of the The Hours, known as Horai – Greek tutelary goddesses of the time of day; Arktos is last light.[1]

Julius Evola, Alain de Benoist, Tomislav Sunic, Guillaume Faye, Paul Gottfried, Roger Scruton, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Steven J. Rosen are among the over fifty authors published to date.

Information From the web site

Arktos was founded in November 2009 and officially launched to the public on 1 May 2010. Since that time, we have published more than 170 titles in sixteen languages and circulated them globally, both through our own Web site and through our distribution channels.

Arktos has established itself as the principal publisher in English of the writings of the European “New Right” school of political thought (including original translations of works by its luminaries Alain de Benoist, Guillaume Faye and Pierre Krebs). We have also issued the first translations into English of the prominent Russian geopolitical thinker Alexander Dugin, who has served as an adviser to Vladimir Putin, as well as several works by the noted Italian traditionalist philosopher, Julius Evola. Our books have garnered praise from across the political spectrum, from the pages of The American Conservative to AdBusters. In April 2013, the noted paleoconservative magazine The American Conservative ran a praiseful review of our collection of essays by Prof. Paul Gottfried, one of the principal paleoconservative thinkers, entitled War and Democracy. Likewise, excerpts from our book by the Finnish radical ecologist, Pentti Linkola’s Can Life Prevail?, were included in issue 95 of the famed countercultural magazine AdBusters, which was published in May/June 2011, simultaneously with its first calls for what became the Occupy Wall Street movement. Arktos has also begun publishing works by members of the growing identitarian youth movement that has just recently arisen and begun flourishing throughout Europe.

Arktos focuses primarily on works pertaining to politics and political philosophy, traditional spirituality and religion, history, philosophy, culture, and literature. We have done reprints, original translations and also published original works. To date we have reprinted several works by scholars of the famed “Conservative Revolutionary” school of the Weimar Republic, and published a collection of essays by Prof. Paul Gottfried, one of the principal members of the paleoconservative movement in the United States. Among our other authors is the American novelist Tito Perdue, who has been favorably reviewed in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Reader and The New England Review of Books; Porus Homi Havewala, a Parsi Indian author who is renowned throughout the global community of Zoroastrians for his novels based on their scriptures; and Steven J. Rosen, one of the most important voices in the academic study of Hinduism today.

Arktos does not seek to propagate any specific ideology, system of beliefs or viewpoint, nor do we seek consistency. Rather, we want to provide a voice for individuals and viewpoints who are often overlooked by the mainstream, but who offer original and challenging alternatives to our prevailing culture that cannot be found elsewhere. We view ourselves as offering fodder for the minds of those who envision a world that is different from the one we inhabit today, but are uncertain of exactly what shape it will take. We leave it to the Fates to decide which of these seeds will bear fruit in the future.

We are certain that you’ll find something in our diverse catalogue to pique your interest.[2]

Publications

Books

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

Audiobooks

Albums

Journals

Video

References

  1. ↑ http://www.theoi.com/Titan/Horai.html
  2. ↑ https://arktos.com/about/

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