It's been too long since I've seen recommended books on this forum. For me it's sometimes more productive to read masculine literature than to field report, and there's surely some people out there that agree. In this post I'll briefly detail two of my favourite fiction books for improving frame and embracing a masculine way of life.

  1. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

This short book is a composition of the writings of a Roman Emperor whose primary motivation was philosophy of self. As per the title it's largely spiritual and related to inner contemplation. Timeless

  1. For Whom The Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

A young American dynamiter is sent to assist Spanish Guerilla forces during the civil war c. 1925. The protagonist is a 100% natural alpha. It needs to be said he's of mediocre stature yet substantial handsomeness. He's a solider and he's incredibly resourceful. Life and death plays a major role, as well as the consideration of which in the context of being deeply involved with a woman.

Summary: It's important to simplify our lives and to learn off great men gone before us. Literature is a great way to meditatively acquire masculine knowledge. Post any quality books you could recommend, I could even use a couple of new ones myself.