Lost Writings of Francis Parker Yockey
Uncollected Yockey Material
The Lost Writings of Francis Parker Yockey gathers letters, unpublished essays, pamphlets, and fragments that were not included in Imperium or The Enemy of Europe. The material has been assembled from multiple sources, including Yockey's FBI file, private archives, and correspondence with associates in Europe and the Americas. The collection covers the period from the late 1940s through Yockey's arrest and death in 1960.
For the Yockey Scholar
This is not an introductory text. The writings are rough, uneven, and occasionally fragmentary. Some pieces are polished essays; others are drafts or notes that were never intended for publication. The value of the collection is archival: it provides the source material that anyone studying Yockey's intellectual development needs after reading his two major works. The editorial apparatus is minimal, allowing the texts to speak for themselves. Published by Invictus Books, which also publishes the standard edition of Imperium. Recommended only for readers already familiar with Yockey's major works.
About This Edition
Author: Francis Parker Yockey
Publisher: Invictus Books
Format: Paperback
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