Post: #1

Who are some authors/writers/poets that you try to read every book that they ever wrote and who inspires you? For me Christopher Hitchens and George Orwell stand out.

Post: #2

Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Ernest Hemingway come to mind. I could probably read there books every year and get something new out of them.

Crime and Punishment should be a must read for any man in his 20's.

Post: #3

Nicholas Nassim Taleb.

James Turk (money, gold).

James Altucher - blogger - entrepreneurship, attitude, success, etc.

Conan Doyle.

Post: #4

Hunter S Thompson, John La Carre, Karl Ove Knausgard.

Post: #5

Rudyard Kipling, Bernard Cornwell, James Fenimore Cooper

Post: #6

Arthur Schopenhauer, Bryan Magee and NN Taleb

Post: #7

For fun;

George MacDonald Fraser
(I'm trying to buy all his Flashman books now before they are inevitably banned)

Wilbur Smith
(Red-pill adventure author. I've mentioned him elsewhere quite a lot)

For enlightenment;

NN Taleb
(Only read one book but I'm sold already)

Jack Donovan
(Like his mindset; 'Form your own gang', 'no tears for strangers' etc)

Aaron Clarey
(Has lots of very practical red-pill advice)

Kipling, Jack London ... I'm sure this thread will jog my memory of many others. I've only read quotes by Schopenhauer but it's enough to know I'm going to like him immensely.

Post: #8

Nassim Taken
Roosh Obama.
Michio Kaku.
Thomas Sowell.
Chukwuemeka Ike.
Malcolm Gladwell.
Robert Greene


Masters of their craft.

Post: #9

Over different phases of my life:

Jack London
Hemingway
Henry Miller
Bukowski
Joseph Conrad
Robert Greene
Sam Harris
Taleb (working back through incerto for the 2nd time now)

Post: #10

Ted Hughes was a good writer who wife Sylvia Plath committed suicide of his philandering ways