&ldquo;The problem with intellectuals is they try to impress people who don&rsquo;t matter.&rdquo;<br />&nbsp;<br /><i>Cultured Grugs: Dispatches From America in</i><i>&nbsp;Collapse</i>&nbsp;is a selection of essays by John &ldquo;Borzoi&rdquo; Chapman written since 2018, including pieces published in&nbsp;<i>The American Sun</i>&nbsp;and on his blog,&nbsp;<i>Race Borz</i>, as well as several new essays. A prolific writer and podcaster, Chapman meticulously critiques the ills of the modern world in a fashion that is at once black-pilling and hopeful, sober and witty. As he humbly bears witness to the fire around us, while looking to the future, Chapman concludes with a letter addressed to his unborn child.<br />&nbsp;<br />Antelope Hill Publishing is proud to preserve John &ldquo;Borzoi&rdquo; Chapman&rsquo;s previous writings in physical form and publish his additional essays for his print debut:&nbsp;<i>Cultured Grugs: Dispatches From America in Collapse.</i><br />&nbsp;<br />&ldquo;Nothing in this world we live in will ever make sense to you<br />unless you understand you live under an occupation<br />and are thus subject to the rules of an occupation.&rdquo;<br />&nbsp;<br />&ndash; John &ldquo;Borzoi&rdquo; Chapman, &ldquo;The Feasts of Shame&rdquo;