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Fistfights with Muslims in Europe

One Man's Journey Through Modernity

By: Julian Langness

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eBook | 4 August 2017

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Part travelogue, part Fight Club, part sociological study; Fistfights With Muslims In Europe: One Man's Journey Through Modernity catalogues the author's travels in Europe over a five-year span in the 2000's, and how they impacted his personal and political journey.

Interactions with both native Europeans and Muslim immigrants, and several random fights with the latter, catalyzed a self-examination in the author that impacted his views on culture, identity, Islam, and the place of men in the modern world. These experiences, combined with troubling observations of contemporary European behavior and politics, lead to a terrifying glimpse into the future of modern Europe.

The book combines first-person narrative, especially early on, with an appropriate mix of exposition and background information. Drawing into the discussion the works of authors such as Jack Donovan, William S. Lind, Omar Nasiri, Tamim Ansari, and others, the author creates both an exciting tale of trial and growth, as well as a detailed examination of the peril that modern Europe finds itself in.

About The Author

Julian Langness writes about geopolitics, culture, identity, and masculinity. He has contributed popular essays and articles to Traditional Right and Counter-Currents, and is the editor of www.europeancivilwar.com. He has been featured in interviews with author Piero San Giorgio, as well as Henrik Palmgren of Red Ice Radio, and others. He has also spoken at the Northwest Forum, the American Renaissance Conference, and other venues.