Did you miss Richard’s speech last night at Texas A&M? Here is a video recording of the majority of it.

Just in case you haven’t seen it yet, youtubers Murdoch Murdoch have made a hilarious promotional video for the upcoming NPI Conference, register now!

Radix Journal founder and editor-in-chief Richard Spencer takes a break from his vacation in Japan to respond to Hillary Clinton’s attack on the Alt-Right.

.@richardbspencer responds to Hillary’s #AltRightSpeech from anime island known as Japan.https://t.co/vy17qmyNBE

— Radix Journal (@RadixJournal) August 26, 2016

It seems that you can’t click on National Review or the Weekly Standard without some banal list of “Seven Conservative Classics” you just have to read! Invariably they either turn out to be the same books from months before, or just the latest retreads to come out of Cuckservatism Inc.’s presses.

Radix Founder, and Editor-in-Chief Richard Spencer recently participated in a reddit “Ask Me Anything“, and was asked to name a few “must read” Alt-Right titles. We’ve put together the titles mentioned as well as a few others we thought our readers might enjoy.

We hope you find this list useful, and it’s by no means exhaustive.

French New Right:

Michael O’Meara: New Culture, New Right. Overall this is a great introduction to a lot of the thinkers below.

Guillaume Faye: Archeofuturism, Why We Fight, Convergence of Catastrophes

Alain de Benoist: Beyond Human Rights, The Problem of Democracy, Manifesto for a European Resistence, On Being a Pagan

Tomislav Sunic: Homo Americanus (which will be issued in a new formby Washington Summit Publishers soon!), Against Democracy and Equality

Domonique Venner: The Shock of History

Fourth Political Theory

Alexander Dugin: The Fourth Political Theory, Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning, Putin vs. Putin, Last War of the World Island

Samuel Francis and Kevin MacDonald

Sam Francis: Essential Writings on Race, Shots Fired, Beautiful Losers, Revolution from the Middle, Leviathan and Its Enemies

Kevin MacDonald: Culture of Critique, Understanding Jewish Influence, Cultural Insurrections, A People That Shall Dwell Alone, Seperation and Its Discontents

Jared Taylor, Richard Lynn, Race Realism, and HBD

Jared Taylor: White Identity, Face to Face With Race

Richard Lynn: Race Differences in Intelligence, IQ and Global Inequality, Dysgenics, The Chosen People

Michael Levin: Why Race Matters

Edwin Rubenstein: The Color of Crime

Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein: The Bell Curve

Nicholas Wade: A Troublesome Inheritence

Gregory Cochran and Henry Harpending: The 10,000 Year Explosion

General Philosophy

Frederich Nietzsche: Genealogy of Morals, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, The Birth of Tragedy

Martin Heidegger: Being and Time, Basic Writings

Carl Schmitt: The Concept of the Political, Political Theology, Theory of the Partisan

Oswald Spengler: The Decline of the West

Miscellanea

Ernst Jünger: Storm of Steel, The Glass Bees, On Pain

Julius Evola: Revolt Against the Modern World, Men Among the Ruins, Ride the Tiger

Yukio Mishima: Patriotism, Sun and Steel

Jack Donovan: The Way of Men, Becoming a Barbarian

F. Roger Devlin: Sexual Utopia in Power

Gregory Hood: Waking Up From the American Dream

Jonathan Bowden: Western Civilization Bites Back

Greg Johnson: New Right, Old Right, Confessions of a Reluctant Hater

Paul Gottfried: War and Democracy, Fascism: The Career of a Concept, Leo Strauss and the Conservative Movement in America

Of course there are many omissions and much more space to cover. But, this provides a good overview of the books Radix’s editors and contributors generally turn to for inspiration and elucidation.

Happy reading!

Bummed you can’t be in Berkeley for Identity Europa’s event featuring our very own Richard Spencer and IE’s Nathan Damigo? Fret not, RedIceRadio will have a live stream below.

If you’re in the area, be sure to stop by the “safe space” being created at UC Berkeley, this Friday May 6, 2016 at 3pm at Sproul Plaza.

Be sure to check out Twitter as Radix staff will live tweet tonight’s GOP debate in Miami starting at 8:30 p.m. and airing on CNN.

Tweets from https://twitter.com/PreppyFascism/lists/radix-journal

. . .On video at least.

Watch this rare and previously unpublished interview with the Baron himself that was filmed in 1971. It covers his life’s work and the themes that animated his writing.

This is certainly a remarkable artifact.

Gavin McInnes brought the hurtful truth to Fox News last night when he told a Black-loving spinster what would make her happy. . . and it wasn’t a successful career.

Hats off to you, Mr. McInnes. It’s amazing they allow him on Fox at all–especially with comments like this.

NPI’s very own Richard Spencer went on the esteemed “Between Two Lampshades” podcast this week to share his experiences living life as a thought criminal and why the future for White people looks pretty bright.

Give it a listen.

Between Two Lampshades: Richard Spencer