A fine MGTOW morning I bid to you gentlemen. I have begun building my own personal library; I wish I had started sooner but I do hope after many years that I will have assembled a truly vast repository of knowledge and culture. Here are some of my starters:

  • Meditations by Marcus Aurelius - the G.O.A.T. of philosophy, as far as I am concerned. An essential part of any well-rounded man's perception. There are some great videos out there if you want to explore this even more as well.
  • 1984 by Charles Orwell. We all know it but worth a re-read especially with the rise of the SJW attacks on freedom of speech. Remains as chilling today as when it was written
  • Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger. Perhaps a bit cucked at times but a well written story about being a young man in a clown world.
  • The Art of War by Sun Tzu. Not just if you are into military or war games, but a master class in how to manipulate and exploit the weakness of your enemies.
  • Republic by Plato - another essential philosophical book that contains ageless wisdom.
  • The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. After centuries this is still the final word on economics.
  • Bronze Age Mindset by B.A.P. - contains more knowledge than you would learn in four years at a "top" university. To attempt to dispell this into a few sentences is a disservice, just read it for yourself.

So I ask my brethren, what are others I should be adding to my growing collection? I'm especially interested in some books on science and classical arts if you have some suggestions.