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Has civilization been a good idea? Zerzan doesn't think so. We may need this critical perspective, as the nature of civilization becomes clearer--and more frightening!

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The story of GOP activist David Stein, who was exposed as a notorious Holocaust denier.

Nik Richie is the man behind the hugely popular reality gossip and satire website, TheDirty.com, and here he reveals the backstage realities of running the website, including the slew of lawsuits and backlash he faces for the content that is published on "The Dirty". It is also a memoir of his controversial lifestyle before he married "The Bachelor" contestant, Shayne Lamas.

Revelations of the horrifying violence of Mexican drug cartels that evade the news. The book's threatened authors remain in hiding.

With dark humor, a Magic Castle alumnus explores the seamy business of psychics.

The harrowing, gut-wrenching memoirs of an American 'Death Investigator'.

An engaging, humorous, and startling look at how fraternal orders and secret societies shaped American life.

Includes exclusive interviews with the original singers and producers of the seminal French pop music movement.

Features over 100 exclusive new and archival interviews with the genre's most central figures. The ultimate encyclopedia and guide for any black metal fan.

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Offers a perspective on Mexico City based on the hazard it poses to health and the reasons to embrace that.

The strange saga of Lee Harvey Oswald's Marine Corps pal, Kerry Thornley, and his connections to the JFK assassination conspiracy.

Moors Murderer Ian Brady analyses and explores a series of serial killers, including himself, in this revised and updated edition of a book first published in 2001. With an introduction by Colin Wilson and an afterword by Peter Sotos.

The dark secrets and hidden truths of this curious "game.

This book does as no other book dares: provide an exhaustive history of the white nationalist skinhead movement.

Big Dead Place" examines daily life in Antarctica, with a look at early explorers, the local history of the region's two largest U.S. bases, and the internal culture of the U.S. Antarctic Program. Working for that program, self-proclaimed "smirking lackey" Nicholas Johnson quickly finds a world far from his preconceived vision of a pristine frontier and a noble scientific mission. Photos, some in color. Illustrations & maps.

Rediscover the Paris stage sensation devoted to gruesome depictions of violence and sex, now with a color insert of posters.

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