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Notorious South African white supremacist has added a new project to his portfolio of transnational activism. In addition to writing for white supremacist publications and running a prominent website for British racists, he has opened an online bookstore featuring reprints of previously impossible-to-find racist tracts from times gone by.

According to its website, Ostara Publications (which Kemp founded in 1999 as a means of distributing his own white supremacist screeds) was 鈥渄eveloped in response to anti-white discrimination the world over鈥� and 鈥渋ntends to be the world鈥檚 primary Eurocentric resource.鈥�

The collection so far is small 鈥� but what Kemp鈥檚 bookstore lacks in breadth, it makes up for in nastiness. One of the most striking resurrected titles is Arthur Compte de Gobineau鈥檚 1853 tract The Inequality of the Human Races, the first book to promulgate the concept of a superior 鈥淎ryan race.鈥� Tremendously popular among late 19^th- and early 20^th-century 鈥淧an-Germans,鈥� the book inspired generations of white supremacists and anti-Semites 鈥� including a young aspiring artist named Adolf Hitler.

Kemp is also hawking several civil rights-era tracts that were used to fight school desegregation in the South. Among them is Race and Reason: A Yankee View by Carleton Putnam, whose pseudo-scientific 鈥減roof鈥� that blacks were biologically inferior to whites was used by the White Citizen鈥檚 Councils (predecessors to today鈥檚 ) in their battle to keep black children out of white schools. Also for sale is the equally influential The Biology of the Race Problem, commissioned in 1962 by Klan-endorsed Alabama Governor John Patterson and authored by Wesley Critz George, once a department head at the University of North Carolina Medical School.

Ostara offers some new titles as well. It is the U.K. and European distributor for White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21^st Century, by racist ideologue , editor of the white nationalist magazine . Of course, the complete works of Arthur Kemp are also available, including a new 90-page text in which he states as fact that the I.Q. range in predominantly Muslim countries is between 70 and 79 (100 is an 鈥渁verage鈥� I.Q. on most tests).

Looking at Kemp鈥檚 career, it鈥檚 no surprise that he would open a bookstore stocked primarily with hateful racist texts. Starting with his attempt in the early 1980s to revive a pro-apartheid student club at South Africa鈥檚 University of Cape Town, Kemp has spent the bulk of his years trying to breathe new life into fading pro-white causes. He was a pro-apartheid journalist in the 1980s and early 1990s, ultimately going to work in the South African security forces, which were implicated in assassinations and other violence directed at the African National Conference and other militant opponents of apartheid.

Kemp moved to England in 1996 and fell in with the , which was at the time America鈥檚 leading neo-Nazi group. Always a fan of a losing white supremacist cause, Kemp threw himself into saving the collapsing group after founder unexpected death in 2002. He wrote for and helped edit the Alliance鈥檚 National Vanguard magazine, and he drafted speeches and radio essays for its leader. He eventually got fed up, and in 2009 denounced Pierce鈥檚 recommendation that his followers abstain from participation in the democratic process and plan instead to seize power after the system鈥檚 collapse as 鈥減ossibly the single most damaging influence in pro-white politics in American history.鈥�

Between 2004 and 2011, Kemp worked in a variety of capacities for the whites-only . He resigned in March to become editor-in-chief of a British nationalist website owned by European Parliament member Andrew Brons.