The Portable L.A. Rollins Bundle
Three slim volumes, one incendiary voice.
L.A. Rollins spent the 1980s and ’90s carving out a place as one of the most abrasive, witty, and unclassifiable figures of the radical press. His writing tears at the seams of accepted belief—whether moral, political, or historical—without apology or concession.
This bundle brings together:
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The Myth of Natural Rights — A relentless dismantling of the idea that morality is fixed in nature, and a direct assault on the libertarian faith in “natural law.”
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Lucifer’s Lexicon — A satirical dictionary in the spirit of Ambrose Bierce, where Rollins redefines political and cultural pieties with acid precision.
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Outlaw History — Essays that push at the boundaries of historical orthodoxy, unapologetically probing one of the 20th century’s most sacrosanct subjects.
Together they form a portable arsenal of skepticism and mockery, slim enough to slip into a coat pocket but heavy enough to leave a mark.
