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17804496 No.17804496 [Reply] [Original]

What's the best way to go about publishing translations of forgotten right wing works? An anon here recently suggested Antelope Hill and I also know of Arktos, Mystery Grove, Antaios, and Counter Currents.

I just want to translate comfy fascists and have an audience for them.

>> No.17804590

Well, I'd be interested in those translations, but I have no idea about publishing them. Maybe get in contact with the aforementioned publishers?

>> No.17804640

>>17804496
Learn this shit by yourself, you little cunt. Talk to the retards in charge of those publishers. Want us to hold your hand too?

>> No.17804647

>>17804496
Be an underground chad and publish them for free as pdfs on random filesharing websites

>> No.17804660

>>17804496

Make sure the translations are in the public domain. Look into self-publishing through Amazon.

>> No.17804665

>>17804496
Contact them. Arrange meetings (expensive, I know). Discuss details.
You might get to know some interesting people, who knows.

>> No.17804691

>>17804590
>>17804665
I know I should, but I was hoping people with similar plans could share their experiences. And recommend publishers I missed.

>>17804647
>>17804660
I've considered these as well since I don't care much about the money, I am mostly interested in the audience and platform that an established publisher would provide. I like these works and would like to see people talking about them more.

I'm also unsure how to check public domain status for some of them since they are so obscure.

>> No.17804973

>>17804691
Out of curiosity, what works are you talking about? We probably need more stuff from Gentile translated.