Contributors
Meet the people helping to build the Fellowship and explore the work they bring to it. The Western Fellowship brings together writers, researchers, citizen journalists, organisers and independent thinkers from across the wider Western world. While our contributors approach issues from different perspectives, all share a commitment to truth, cultural continuity, constructive dialogue and the renewal of the societies we call home.
Our Network
Éira & Albion
Predominantly Celtic in heritage, Éira is a proud nativist who approaches contemporary topics through the lense of hidden history.
The Nativist
A Scottish essayist and commentator focused on nationhood, culture and political order. Writing from a first principals perspective.
Raging Dissident
A Yorkshire-born writer, now living in France, who’s work explores culture, identity, family and the future of the West.
Lewis B. Rendel
An English historian, writer and commentator whose work focuses on history, demographic change and the future of the nation.
James Goddard
The Brit abroad – known for his confrontational reporting style, James’ work focuses on demographics, national identity and free speech.
Callum
An English citizen commentator focused on national identity and current affairs, Callum addresses social shifts and community cohesion.
King of the North
Drawing on strong Germanic heritage, Norfie writes on politics, history, theology and the rise and fall of once great empires.
Richard of Kernow
A Cornish Commentator focused cultural revival and continuity, nationhood and the looming over-reach of the state.