Published Works
Legislate Aesthetics is a policy essay making the case for restoring beauty, coherence, and meaning to the built environment of modern Britain. Arguing that ugliness is not inevitable but institutional, and that the tools to reverse it already exist.
Beauty as a civic duty- building a Britain worthy of its future
The stories, the symbols and the culture that shape our civilisation
Who we are, where we come from and where we're going
One people, one past, one future
The spirit that built the railways, will build the rockets
Every nation runs on a story. Britain's was the island that stood alone against the Nazis. But with less than 1% of the population having actually lived it still here today, the national story has turned its final page. A new story must take its place, and currently, nobody is writing it well...
Ask anyone in the 60s and 70s what the future would look like, and their imaginations would soar; Flying cars, Jetpacks, Moon bases- but where did it all go? And why does it all feel so unrealistic today?
In a column for The Times, Juliet Samuel advocates for Anglofuturism, “The Anglofuturist Initiative aims to replace ruling dogmas with cutting-edge zeal that puts citizen first — count me in”
AngloFuturism is an idea which is slowly gaining traction in England. In this article, I explain what I believe is the philosophical idea behind it.
D'Albini's second AngloFuturism philosophy book, here he addresses why modern politics is struggling direct the country.
Alexander D'Albini
Explores whether Anglofuturism, as a 21st Century ideology, could provide a new path out of what appears to be the terminal decline of the Anglosphere.
Alexander D'Albini
A meditation on English identity, landscape, and the institutions that made Britain what it is.
The intellectual case for technological optimism — why human ingenuity, properly channelled, solves the problems it creates.
Matt Ridley
On myth, sub-creation, and the role of story in sustaining civilisational identity. Essential Anglofuturist reading.
The foundational text of conservative thought — on tradition, inheritance, and the dangers of rootless ideology.
The definitive geopolitical case for the Anglosphere as a coherent civilisational and strategic bloc.
On the British landscape as cultural inheritance — the case for environmental stewardship rooted in love, not ideology.
Robert Macfarlane
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wild-Places-Robert-Macfarlane/dp/1847080189
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