The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture

fluxmaster · 12-24-2018, 02:37 AM

I have a new book out, The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture. Here is a description of the book:

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How does art, including movies, music, and fashion, influence the culture, and how can the power of the state be used to ensure that art is a positive and not a negative influence on the culture? In this novel, Thornton Nash, the Propaganda Minister of the newly independent country of Solutria, consults with the best minds in the country to devise a plan to make the population of Solutria as refined as possible. But, not content to rely on ideology, he uses statistical testing to assure that his plan is working as intended.

This book is the central book in the series and the most important one. It is about twice the length of the other books in the series. It lays down some important principles for running a White nation-state. The focus of the book is on the use of propaganda in shaping the culture, with an emphasis on the promotion of breastfeeding and on increasing the refinement of the population. If you only read one book in the series, this is the one to read. It also makes an excellent last-minute Christmas gift.

Here is what a reader of the manuscript wrote about the book:

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A new book by Nikola Bijeliti which will want the reader to practice and enjoy the "slow reading" technique

In today's world there is a great emphasis on the speed of many things, whether it be attempts to increase the speed of computer processing to the amount of a product that is produced per unit of time. One of the outcomes of this has been the methods of "speed reading," in which one might be able to read a book of 300 or so pages in less than an hour. Many years ago I read an article about the enjoyment of "slow reading," which encompasses such behaviors as reading a favorite book extremely slowly, so as to think about the content. In this way one might be able to find things in the work which were previously glossed over and find new meaning in even a certain paragraph or even sentence that might provoke the reader to recall similar aspects in his or her own life which had never been stimulated before in the very same book. Sometimes, as it has happened so often in my experience, one finds that something new is in the text which has never been considered by fast reading.

I found this to be the case with The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture, the newest novel by Nikola Bijeliti. One of the concepts stressed by my teachers at school is that a good novel will introduce you to new words and provoke and enrich your mind. This was my case when I first read this book. I had to go back and read it far more slowly as it brought up words of which I had forgotten the meaning, like "hypergamous." (If you don't know what it means, look it up. A word looked up is one remembered.) More reading brought up the images of the times after football games when I was in college and drunken students running around the streets in front of the police without being arrested for public drunkenness. As a young student, I wondered "Why not?" since it had been emphasized to us that the local police were really tough.

As to mind enrichment, this is a "must read" work for any White Nationalist. There is enough intrigue, especially at the beginning, for the reader to be gripped by and want to know what will happen next. The book also addresses many of the questions that make a plethora of people ask, "How did we get to where we got today?" Through carefully thought out characters and their development, the book goes back to the generations prior to today's and examines some reasons which this reviewer found are looking at us straight in the eye, but never quite put into words as eloquently as they are in The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture. One will learn new meanings and additions to the word "fest," as well as new ones, like "zu," "zuek," and others. In my opinion, this book puts in an optimum amount of science and math at just the right paces for the reader to grasp at first reading. However, a good "slow read" is warranted, since the reader will, I believe undoubtedly, wish to do to reflect on the ideas that are expressed in the book.

From some of the basic tenets of Greco-Roman thought, to the rise of the feminist movement and beyond, this book has these and many more examples of art, fashion, and culture are dovetailed into an intriguing ending.

However, the ending of the book is not the end of the ideas. This is a work which does something which once was a tenet of schools, which is "to teach you to think." Please read this on Kindle and watch for the paperback to be released. Your mind will be expanded by it and you'll see why Nikola Bijeliti has the respect that he does.

fluxmaster · 01-15-2019, 01:44 AM

I had to produce a special edition of this book to send to the prisoners in Charlottesville, as prisoners are not permitted books with images of a woman's nude breast. This is the cover image that I used for the special edition:

One of the books was returned by the prison; the others made it through. The next person to order the paperback version will get this limited edition. If you would like to receive this rare edition, order it now, but I cannot guarantee you will get this cover, as there is only one copy available, and whoever orders it first will get it.

EDIT: The limited edition is no longer available, but I recycled the cover image for this collection:

fluxmaster · 04-20-2022, 02:03 PM

The computer game version of my novel The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture is now under development. In the game, Thornton Nash tries to increase the refinement of the Solutrean people.

This game will be more complex than any other game in the series. It is the first game in the series that will allow the user to customize the game environment extensively to meet his or her preferences. Due to the complexity of the game, it may take a year or more to develop. In the meantime, enjoy an earlier game that I wrote on a similar subject here.

fluxmaster · 01-20-2023, 11:00 AM

The computer game version of my novel The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture is now ready for download. This game is more extensive than any other game in the series. The following features included in this game are not found in any previous games in the series:

You can play the game as either a man or a woman. In previous games in the series, you could only play as a man.
There are options to customize the playing environment, including the construction material and the name and appearance of NPC that do not exist in previous games in the series.
There are five viewpoint questions that determine gameplay. In previous games in the series, there was only one viewpoint question.
This is the first game in the series with a day-and-night cycle. All the other games in the series are played in the daytime only.
This is the first game in the series to include sound. There is only one sound in the game, the sound of a baby crying, and you only hear the sound if you are playing as a woman, your baby is hungry, and you refuse to breastfeed him because you are too embarassed to bare your breasts in public.
This is the first game in the series in which you can die and go to hell. In previous games in the series you could die, but this is the first game in which you can not just die but die and go to hell.
This is the first game in the series in which the view can rotate and slide up and down as well as slide left to right or right to left. In previous games in the series, the view could slide left to right or right to left but not rotate or slide up and down.
This game introduces two new precincts of the mind that were not found in earlier games in the series.

Because of the great degree of customization permitted in this game, it has greater replay value than the previous games in the series. Each of the previous games in the series could only be played in two different ways, but this game can be played in 160 different ways.

Download the game here.

WinterSnow · 02-17-2023, 03:49 PM

I'm not going to say one word about that cover. Nope. Not one word. I won't say a single thing about the cover of this book. Not a thing. Absolutely not. Nothing whatsoever.

Chemist · 02-17-2023, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by WinterSnow

I'm not going to say one word about that cover. Nope. Not one word. I won't say a single thing about the cover of this book. Not a thing. Absolutely not. Nothing whatsoever.

I imagine it's one of those "self-published" paperbacks that wind up in the bargain bin at your local thrift store. My comment on the cover art is that it sucks.

fluxmaster · 02-18-2023, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by WinterSnow

I'm not going to say one word about that cover. Nope. Not one word. I won't say a single thing about the cover of this book. Not a thing. Absolutely not. Nothing whatsoever.

It took you thirty-five words to say nothing. Then again, it takes Joe Biden a whole speech to say nothing.

Ole Massa · 02-18-2023, 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by fluxmaster

It took you thirty-five words to say nothing. Then again, it takes Joe Biden a whole speech to say nothing.

fluxmaster · 10-20-2024, 08:20 AM

I have created an enhanced version of my game The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture that uses AI-generated video.

You can download the new version of the game here.

01-15-2019, 01:44 AM	#2
fluxmaster Nikola Bijeliti Lifetime "Friend of Stormfront" Sustaining Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: The Parallel Flux Universe Posts: 13,465 Blog Entries: 36	Re: The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture I had to produce a special edition of this book to send to the prisoners in Charlottesville, as prisoners are not permitted books with images of a woman's nude breast. This is the cover image that I used for the special edition: One of the books was returned by the prison; the others made it through. The next person to order the paperback version will get this limited edition. If you would like to receive this rare edition, order it now, but I cannot guarantee you will get this cover, as there is only one copy available, and whoever orders it first will get it. EDIT: The limited edition is no longer available, but I recycled the cover image for this collection: Last edited by fluxmaster; 05-09-2023 at 01:59 PM. Reason: reposted image

04-20-2022, 02:03 PM	#3
fluxmaster Nikola Bijeliti Lifetime "Friend of Stormfront" Sustaining Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: The Parallel Flux Universe Posts: 13,465 Blog Entries: 36	Re: The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture The computer game version of my novel The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture is now under development. In the game, Thornton Nash tries to increase the refinement of the Solutrean people. This game will be more complex than any other game in the series. It is the first game in the series that will allow the user to customize the game environment extensively to meet his or her preferences. Due to the complexity of the game, it may take a year or more to develop. In the meantime, enjoy an earlier game that I wrote on a similar subject here. Last edited by fluxmaster; 04-21-2022 at 03:45 AM. Reason: Added last minute artwork provided by my graphic artist.

01-20-2023, 11:00 AM	#4
fluxmaster Nikola Bijeliti Lifetime "Friend of Stormfront" Sustaining Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: The Parallel Flux Universe Posts: 13,465 Blog Entries: 36	Re: The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture The computer game version of my novel The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture is now ready for download. This game is more extensive than any other game in the series. The following features included in this game are not found in any previous games in the series: You can play the game as either a man or a woman. In previous games in the series, you could only play as a man. There are options to customize the playing environment, including the construction material and the name and appearance of NPC that do not exist in previous games in the series. There are five viewpoint questions that determine gameplay. In previous games in the series, there was only one viewpoint question. This is the first game in the series with a day-and-night cycle. All the other games in the series are played in the daytime only. This is the first game in the series to include sound. There is only one sound in the game, the sound of a baby crying, and you only hear the sound if you are playing as a woman, your baby is hungry, and you refuse to breastfeed him because you are too embarassed to bare your breasts in public. This is the first game in the series in which you can die and go to hell. In previous games in the series you could die, but this is the first game in which you can not just die but die and go to hell. This is the first game in the series in which the view can rotate and slide up and down as well as slide left to right or right to left. In previous games in the series, the view could slide left to right or right to left but not rotate or slide up and down. This game introduces two new precincts of the mind that were not found in earlier games in the series. Because of the great degree of customization permitted in this game, it has greater replay value than the previous games in the series. Each of the previous games in the series could only be played in two different ways, but this game can be played in 160 different ways. Download the game here.

02-17-2023, 03:49 PM	#5
WinterSnow Account Inactive Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: USA Posts: 10,362 Blog Entries: 1	Re: The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture I'm not going to say one word about that cover. Nope. Not one word. I won't say a single thing about the cover of this book. Not a thing. Absolutely not. Nothing whatsoever.

10-20-2024, 08:20 AM	#9
fluxmaster Nikola Bijeliti Lifetime "Friend of Stormfront" Sustaining Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: The Parallel Flux Universe Posts: 13,465 Blog Entries: 36	Re: The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture I have created an enhanced version of my game The Power of Art, Fashion, and Culture that uses AI-generated video. You can download the new version of the game here.

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