speculative realism

While often in disagreement over basic philosophical issues, the speculative realist thinkers have a shared resistance to philosophies of human finitude inspired by the tradition of Immanuel Kant. Unlike most realists, they also tend to develop theories that depart markedly from the views of everyday common sense. For instance, Brassier upholds a radical nihilism of a world without meaning, Grant defends a primordial stream of matter that is "retarded" to give rise to individual entities, Harman holds that no two objects can have any direct causal interaction, and Meillassoux believes that the laws of nature are absolutely contingent and that God does not exist but may exist in the future.

Speculative realism has close ties to the journal Collapse, which published the proceedings of the group's inaugural conference, and has featured numerous other articles by the speculative realist thinkers.

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Also,
Order the forth issue of Collapse if you can,
and download a free copy of Theater of Production: Philosophy and Individuation between Kant and Deleuze by Alberto Toscano, another member of Speculative Realist movement here or here.