I halt before the mouth of the ravine, where the cul-de-sac serves as the portal to the other world. I launch off the sun warmed pavement and onto the damp organic debris. My shoe crunches the vegetation underfoot. Here, mankind fades and Wild Nature engulfs me. Among the trees and…

“The subtext of all of it is really that the worst civilization can do, it does to children.” — Kevin Tucker — Children are born as individuals. Wild. Screaming. Emotional. Impulsive. They cry when exposed to this new world, and it helps them develop. They expand their lungs and expel all their mucus and other fluids. The children may not be fully aware of it, but they are born as unique and…

Some notes and thoughts When I say Anarchy, I do not mean a programme seeking to establish anarchism, but a realization of anarchy-as-negation. I speak of Anarchism-as-negation as a continual process of struggle against all that affronts us as individuals and friends, by which I mean society / civilization /…

A review of the second editions of Feral Iconoclasm: Anarchy as Rising and Dying and Feral Consciousness: Deconstruction Julian Langer is an author who is not easy to pin down. They are not the next great thinker of this generation of wild ones. They are not discovering new ideas. They are not superhuman. …

Historical Relativism, Contradictions, Twin-Ideologies For the sake of this piece, I mostly analyzed American humanization, because I know my audience is mostly of this history. Greek xenophobia, Christian missionaries, early agricultural ecocide are all examples of what I am discussing. ___ What defines a Human? Is it a set of…

No Noble Savage, No Hobbesian Barbarian Recommended readings: Future Primitive: Revisited by John Zerzan. “Return of the Warrior” & “Atassa: Lessons of the Creek War (1813–1814)” essays in Atassa. ___________________________________________________________________ I The view on violence, and its relation to the Human condition is a divisive one. Historically, the world-builders have believed Humanity is…

Mr. Langer’s Mesodma grabbed my attention and held it, over and over. I’ve read it four times, always picking up on certain details I had missed before. I don’t know anyone else who can create such a captivating, exciting and effective short-story. Taking apparent inspiration from Camus’ Absurdism, Langer argues…

or: The Primitivist Theory of Combined & Uneven Development Introduction The spread of Capitalism and Industrialism was predominantly a ‘Western’ phenomenon, which slowly disseminated among the world through trade, and colonial and imperial relations. The centers of industrial-economics, or the First World, outsources the process of primary industry — the extraction…

Forward The ideas put forth are not meant to be original. Many readers may claim most of the ideas such as the critique of Leftism is simply a reduced carbon-copy of Kaczyski’s Industrial Society and Its Future. This is largely true. The purpose of this work is to condense the ideas…