In this work that will be widely debated, U.S. Commerce Department authority Moynihan challenges the gloom-and-doom forecasters and shows why America will prevail in the 21st century--with practical advice for every consumer, from job hunters to home seekers.
Michael Moynihan Books
This author delves into fringe cultures and intellectual movements with intense analytical rigor. His work frequently engages with the darker aspects of the human psyche and societal taboos, employing a provocative style to disrupt conventional perceptions. He emphasizes the exploration of radical traditions and their impact on contemporary culture. His influence extends across music, publishing, and alternative media.
The secret king the myth and reality of Nazi occultism
- 197 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The Secret King is the first book to explode many myths surrounding the popular idea of Nazi occultism, while presenting the actual esoteric rituals used by Heinrich Himmler’s SS under the influence of rune magician Karl-Maria Wiligut, the “Secret King of Germany.” Stephen E. Flowers, PhD , is a prolific writer and translator in the fields of runology and the history of occultism. He is also the author of books on magical runic traditions under the pen name Edred Thorsson. Michael Moynihan co-authored the best-selling, award-winning book Lords of Chaos. He also co-edits the esoteric journal Tyr .
Analyzes the rise of Black Metal bands in Norway; their spread to Germany, Russia, America, and other countries; and their influence on the rising rate of suicide, murder, terrorism, destruction, and hate crimes. Includes interviews with band members, priests, police officers, and Satanists, and excerpts from newspapers and fanzines
The Command to Look
A Master Photographer's Method for Controlling the Human Gaze
- 190 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The Command to Look is considered one of Mortensen’s most momentous and rare books. Until now, copies on the antiquarian book circuit sold for many hundreds of dollars. It is a crucial book for understanding both Mortensen’s philosophy and his use of psychology in the making of his pictures. To illustrate the text Mortensen includes an amazing gallery of his best-known and most challenging images with explanations, by him, of what makes those photographs so compelling.The reprint of The Command to Lookalso contains two new major essays that assess the significance and impact of the original book. An introduction by Mortensen biographer Larry Lytle explores Mortensen’s use of Jungian psychology and also discusses new advances in neural psychology that confirm Mortensen’s methods of controlling the viewer’s eye. The second essay, by historian Michael Moynihan (author of Lords of Chaos), details a strange and unexpected reception of the book: how this small volume on photographic methods played a role in the creation of the modern Church of Satan and Anton LaVey’s theories about Satanic Magic.