Casey Ryan Kelly is professor of Rhetoric and Public Culture and director of graduate studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is author of Caught on Tape: White Masculinity and Obscene Enjoyment. William Joseph Sipe is assistant professor-in-residence of Communication Studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Honors College. Sipe’s work has appeared in Southern Journal of Communication, International Journal of Communication, and Critical Studies in Media Communication.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: 88 Precepts, 14 Words, 1 MantraChapter 1. Erotic Racism and White FuturityChapter 2. Antiheroism and NecroempowermentChapter 3. Ecofascism and the Digital JeremiadChapter 4. Ctrl V FascismEpilogue: Allen, Texas, Anytown USANotesSelected BibliographyIndex

"Manifesting Violence is a fascinating and provocative book. Fortunately, the authors clearly demonstrate their expertise and their ability to bring light to subject matter that too often produces only heat." —Ryan Skinnell, coeditor of Rhetoric and Guns "Kelly and Sipe’s incisive account of far-right 'white replacement' rhetoric traces terrorist manifestos' jeremiadic and memetic qualities to chilling effect. Essential reading for the digital age, this volume explains how white supremacy normalizes fantasies of racial retribution, merges pseudoscience with environmentalism, spreads through “copypasta,” and anticipates future cycles of violence." —Atilla Hallsby, author of "A Copious Void: Rhetoric as Artificial Intelligence 1.0," Rhetoric Society Quarterly. (Open Access)"Kelly and Sipe provide an innovative and nuanced reading of white supremacist discourses, particularly as they circulate in the digital milieu. The book is very accessible and easy to follow, even when working with complex concepts . . . each chapter is well focused and structured." —Billie Murray, author of Combating Hate: A Framework for Direct Action

Casey Ryan Kelly is professor of Rhetoric and Public Culture and director of graduate studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is author of Caught on Tape: White Masculinity and Obscene Enjoyment. William Joseph Sipe is assistant professor-in-residence of Communication Studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Honors College. Sipe’s work has appeared in Southern Journal of Communication, International Journal of Communication, and Critical Studies in Media Communication.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: 88 Precepts, 14 Words, 1 MantraChapter 1. Erotic Racism and White FuturityChapter 2. Antiheroism and NecroempowermentChapter 3. Ecofascism and the Digital JeremiadChapter 4. Ctrl V FascismEpilogue: Allen, Texas, Anytown USANotesSelected BibliographyIndex

"Manifesting Violence is a fascinating and provocative book. Fortunately, the authors clearly demonstrate their expertise and their ability to bring light to subject matter that too often produces only heat." —Ryan Skinnell, coeditor of Rhetoric and Guns "Kelly and Sipe’s incisive account of far-right 'white replacement' rhetoric traces terrorist manifestos' jeremiadic and memetic qualities to chilling effect. Essential reading for the digital age, this volume explains how white supremacy normalizes fantasies of racial retribution, merges pseudoscience with environmentalism, spreads through “copypasta,” and anticipates future cycles of violence." —Atilla Hallsby, author of "A Copious Void: Rhetoric as Artificial Intelligence 1.0," Rhetoric Society Quarterly. (Open Access)"Kelly and Sipe provide an innovative and nuanced reading of white supremacist discourses, particularly as they circulate in the digital milieu. The book is very accessible and easy to follow, even when working with complex concepts . . . each chapter is well focused and structured." —Billie Murray, author of Combating Hate: A Framework for Direct Action

Casey Ryan Kelly is professor of Rhetoric and Public Culture and director of graduate studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is author of Caught on Tape: White Masculinity and Obscene Enjoyment. William Joseph Sipe is assistant professor-in-residence of Communication Studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Honors College. Sipe’s work has appeared in Southern Journal of Communication, International Journal of Communication, and Critical Studies in Media Communication.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: 88 Precepts, 14 Words, 1 MantraChapter 1. Erotic Racism and White FuturityChapter 2. Antiheroism and NecroempowermentChapter 3. Ecofascism and the Digital JeremiadChapter 4. Ctrl V FascismEpilogue: Allen, Texas, Anytown USANotesSelected BibliographyIndex

"Manifesting Violence is a fascinating and provocative book. Fortunately, the authors clearly demonstrate their expertise and their ability to bring light to subject matter that too often produces only heat." —Ryan Skinnell, coeditor of Rhetoric and Guns "Kelly and Sipe’s incisive account of far-right 'white replacement' rhetoric traces terrorist manifestos' jeremiadic and memetic qualities to chilling effect. Essential reading for the digital age, this volume explains how white supremacy normalizes fantasies of racial retribution, merges pseudoscience with environmentalism, spreads through “copypasta,” and anticipates future cycles of violence." —Atilla Hallsby, author of "A Copious Void: Rhetoric as Artificial Intelligence 1.0," Rhetoric Society Quarterly. (Open Access)"Kelly and Sipe provide an innovative and nuanced reading of white supremacist discourses, particularly as they circulate in the digital milieu. The book is very accessible and easy to follow, even when working with complex concepts . . . each chapter is well focused and structured." —Billie Murray, author of Combating Hate: A Framework for Direct Action