Might Is Right by Ragnar Redbeard
September 3, 2008
Certainly one of the most controversial books ever written, Might Is Right, by the mysterious “Ragnar Redbeard”, was written in 1896 as the DEFINITIVE statement on “Social Darwinism”, a philosophy that exalts the self over all others, and advocates that the strong must ever rule over the weak. Might is Right was a huge influence on Satanism and the philosophy of Dr. Anton S. LaVey, and it is easy to see why: Written in lightening-like prose, this book is a thunderous mental punch to the face, and is as electrifying as anything that has been written in the last century. Learn the secrets that the strong know and the weak fear to understand.
Norse Stories Retold from the Eddas
August 13, 2008

Experience the magical mythology of a great and noble people, with these amazing stories of the gods and tricksters of the incredible Norsemen of yore. From the thrilling adventures of the hammer-wielding Thor, to the scheming evil of the demonic Loki, follow us across the Rainbow Bridge to Asgrad, and know the incredible tales from the ancient sagas of European heritage. This classic work is available here, again, for young and old alike.

