A Selection of My Books
Visit my 'Blog' area above for further audio presentations, personal diary entries, and work-in-progress preview writings from my books.
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More personal material can be found in the Second Edition of my self-published book, The Less Than Jolly Heretic: The Philosophy of Hurt Children and An Adult's Transvaluated Moral Principle, clocking in at 330 detailed pages of Speaking Truth to Power (which would itself have made for quite a good alternative title save for the irony that it's nigh-on the complete opposite of what everyone else in it is doing).
Yes, it is a minor reference to Professor Edward Dutton's bourgeois authoritarian conservatism. Despite the likewise heretical stance, we have little in common, and I'm not best pleased. Hopefully my own work is less stained by hasty partisan bias and neochristian parental introjection (and the simple errors that arise from a profound, perhaps deliberate, ignorance over contemporary multidisciplinary research outside of his dead-end dogmatism). He would have been better had he seen through Psychiatry early on, and these days, as consequence of this former inaction, may likely have to start again from square one. That said, I'm not as qualified, and am not claiming to write as a formal academic, so one could always engage in credentialism (as opposed to, say, noticing and addressing their fundamental mistakes).​​​
I see The Less Than Jolly Heretic as an ongoing experimental project, somewhere between a diary and a rambling, nonlinear, complex narrative essay on History, Ethics, Physics, Biology, Consciousness, European civilization, and all the facets of British soft totalitarianism and punitive medicine, in some dystopian personal horror, as much as the periodically interwoven first draft of what went on to be my 'proper' autobiographical book, Consumption, so, given the unrefined state, I've included what I have so far for free. Having decided that it'll probably never be finished (at least until I release an updated new edition), I've self-published what I have with Lulu as print-on-demand and reluctantly put a small price tag onto it also though, so if you like what you read in the full book preview below, consider purchasing a physical copy from my shop. I'm sure the more political parts of it will date quickly.
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Alternatively, one can purchase the single-edition Books I & II of my in depth early life autobiography, Consumption: Memories of My Childhood. Inspired by the work of Alice Miller, César Tort, and John Modrow, Consumption is a candid, at times harrowing account of the painful childhood circumstances that shaped my later life.
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Book Specifications:
329 Pages, US Trade, Standard Colour, 80# Coated White, Hardback, Glossy Cover, £45.
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If you'd like to order a copy of Consumption, visit my Shop.
Alternatively, Consumption is available on Lulu and on Amazon.
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Finally, if you'd like to cross-reference anything in either of the two publications above, or are just curious and would like to know more detail on my various perspectives or anything relating to the topics on this site, here's my compiled 734-page diary for 2022-2025, and a couple of my aggrieved letters to friends and relatives. I don't pull my punches in writing it, so you might find the entries quite controversial in places. Unfortunately, it's the free version of the PDF viewer (and has made that quite obvious). I hope viewers can tolerate this. Apparently, if you're viewing on a PC - as I hope you are - and utilize full-screen mode the watermark disappears.
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Contact me:
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benjaminpower92@mail.com​
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