Fascism Speaks

Another brutal, beautiful entry in the Fascism Speaks: Propaganda Paige series, Propaganda Paige & The Shattered Truth rips into the birth of "modern science" and exposes it for what it was, a new language for the same old domination. Set in turn-of-the-century Vienna and Paris, this is Paige at her most dangerous. She's not chasing philosophy this time, she's hunting Freud, Galton, Charcot, and the men who turned cruelty into research and called it enlightenment. Written in the raw, unwavering voice readers expect from EATMS Productions, this fifth installment delivers the same blend of blood, intelligence, and righteous fury that's making Propaganda Paige one of the most relevant underground series of our time.A fast, furious, and timely read, Propaganda Paige & The Shattered Truth is a reminder that authoritarianism doesn't start with soldiers, it starts with ideas. The moment a culture learns to label its violence as virtue, the killing becomes easy. Paige's answer is simple: cut the lie at its source. Foreword by Esme Mees of EATMS Productions.

Another brutal, beautiful entry in the Fascism Speaks: Propaganda Paige series, Propaganda Paige & The Shattered Truth rips into the birth of "modern science" and exposes it for what it was, a new language for the same old domination. Set in turn-of-the-century Vienna and Paris, this is Paige at her most dangerous. She's not chasing philosophy this time, she's hunting Freud, Galton, Charcot, and the men who turned cruelty into research and called it enlightenment. Written in the raw, unwavering voice readers expect from EATMS Productions, this fifth installment delivers the same blend of blood, intelligence, and righteous fury that's making Propaganda Paige one of the most relevant underground series of our time.A fast, furious, and timely read, Propaganda Paige & The Shattered Truth is a reminder that authoritarianism doesn't start with soldiers, it starts with ideas. The moment a culture learns to label its violence as virtue, the killing becomes easy. Paige's answer is simple: cut the lie at its source. Foreword by Esme Mees of EATMS Productions.