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The books about Anglofuturism, and the books that inspired it: on landscape, myth, inheritance, optimism and the Anglosphere.
Books about Anglofuturism
AngloFuturism: Culture Shift
Alexander D'AlbiniD'Albini's second AngloFuturism philosophy book, here he addresses why modern politics is struggling direct the country.
Collected Essays on AngloFuturism Philosophy
Alexander D'AlbiniExplores whether Anglofuturism, as a 21st Century ideology, could provide a new path out of what appears to be the terminal decline of the Anglosphere.
Books inspiring Anglofuturism
The canon behind the argument, from Burke to Tolkien.
England: An Elegy
Roger ScrutonA meditation on English identity, landscape, and the institutions that made Britain what it is.
The Rational Optimist
Matt RidleyThe intellectual case for technological optimism — why human ingenuity, properly channelled, solves the problems it creates.
On Fairy-Stories
J.R.R. TolkienOn myth, sub-creation, and the role of story in sustaining civilisational identity. Essential Anglofuturist reading.
Reflections on the Revolution in France
Edmund BurkeThe foundational text of conservative thought — on tradition, inheritance, and the dangers of rootless ideology.
The Anglosphere Challenge
James C. BennettThe definitive geopolitical case for the Anglosphere as a coherent civilisational and strategic bloc.
The Wild Places
Robert MacfarlaneOn the British landscape as cultural inheritance — the case for environmental stewardship rooted in love, not ideology.
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