The Xanadu Review
Prester John Andrews, Lirpa Strike, Monia Ali, Peewee Hermeneutics, Klaus Zynski, Sudana Krasniqi, David Dennison, Cairo Smith, Ancient Problemz, Theon Ultima, Rohan GhostwindMonthly articles on politics, culture, tech, history and esoterica. Home of The Xanadu Review podcast- episodes released every other Monday
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The Xanadu Review: Episode 36- Chesterton's Fence
In today’s episode of The Xanadu Review, I sit down with longtime friend and writer David Rodgers of . We get into David’s writing—both his fiction and his non-fiction about being a veteran in the peace movement—the state of the publishing ...
Of Race War and Marshmallows
On the feedback loop and the war for long term thinking
The Xanadu Review: Episode 35- Ringleader
In today’s episode of The Xanadu Review, I sit down to talk with . We get into his book The Aping American, the American writing tradition, American identity (its history and changing nature), immigration, the Nick Fuentes/Tucker Carlson in...
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Navigating the trials of modernity through the wisdom of the past. Dispositionally cynical, defiantly optimistic. Shitposter in the notes, cloyingly sincere in the posts. Author and host of The Xanadu Review. Co-host of Americana Obscura.
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Writer. Teacher. Disaffected liberal. Pummeling the left back to sanity. Not only that though. Other things too. Mostly interesting.
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Tortuga Society's CEO | Host of In Kino Veritās | Arbiter Elegantiarum: I write about Cinema & Literature among other things.
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