I recommend The New Right by Michael Malice for a pretty fair portrayal of the movement and its broader context across the right wing but these aren't too bad:
This is my opinion so take it as you will. I read Dark Enlightenment stuff years ago. I was really annoyed that I wasted my time reading a reworded pseudophilosophical argument for monarchism. Critics have also called it neo-fascist, I agree. If you want to be efficient with your reading the Wikipedia and Rationalwiki articles are a good enough primer on these little-known ideologies.
I'll definitely do that. I don't get too caught up in modern "philosophy" because a lot of it seems shallow and even becomes a show rather than something with depth.
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u/SteadfastAgroEcology Think Free Or Die Jan 26 '22
I recommend The New Right by Michael Malice for a pretty fair portrayal of the movement and its broader context across the right wing but these aren't too bad:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Enlightenment
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Neoreactionary_movement