YOUR FAV ESSAYISTS ?

Borges, Roger Kimball, Chris Hitchens

Ludovici is mindnumbingly brilliant.

Gore Vidal

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DFW, Camille Paglia, Umberto Eco

>>8691677
I like your recommendations, have some of mine:
Ernst Jünger, Armin Mohler, Caspar von Schrenck-Notzing, Alain de Benoist, Karl Steinbach, Revilo Pendelton Oliver.

U-um, I enjoyed the archdruid report.

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Christopher Morley is excellent

I love Gass's essay writing style so much. On Being Blue is a wonderful work of art as well as making you consider such a wide range of topics. Derrida's writing style takes some getting used to, but the way he writes essays is certainly unique and interesting

>>8691677
John D'agata for recent stuff

>>8691677
Oakeshott.
Baudrillard.
Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn.
McLuhan.
Borges.
Voegelin.
Ortega y Gasset.
de Benoist.

Chesterton and Belloc too, but many of their writings are more than 100 year old now.

>>8691871
Very interesting recommendation. I was browsing though some old notes of mine, saw the name Armin Mohler several times. Will follow up on this.

Gonna follow this thread watchfully.