“Evola is one of the most interesting minds of the [world] war generation.”
Mircea Eliade, author of
The Sacred and the Profane"One of the most difficult and ambiguous figures in modern esotericism."
Richard Smoley, in Parabola
"Evola looks beyond man-made systems to the eternal principles in creation and human society. The truth, as he sees it, is so totally at odds with the present way of thinking that is shocks the modern mind."
John Mitchell, author of
The New View Over Atlantis"It is one of Evola's greatest merits that he combines a prodigious wealth of erudite detail with the gift of isolating from their local conditioning ideas or disciplines that are of value to us."
Marguerite Yourcenar, author of
Memoirs of Hadrian"Evola rises above the usual dichotomies of left and right, liberal and conservative, challenging us to reconnect our lives and our institutions to the timeless spiritual standard that guided our ancestors."
Glenn A. Magee, author of
Hegel and the Hermetic Tradition"
Ride the Tiger offers a practical view of how to be truly awakened in a dark age."
Robert Burns,
New Dawn, Sept-Oct 2005
". . . this is an important work for an intellectual history of the twentieth century. . ."
The Journal of Esoterica, July 2006
“A dazzling and interesting, but very dangerous author . . .”
Hermann Hesse, author of
Siddhartha