Hi there, I'd like to list a number of books i've read which I feel are somewhat mgtow related encompassing such themes as freedom, simple living, women, society and alienation.

I've been officially mgtow since 2005(niceguy's forum) and in that time have done alot of reading in regard to the issues above. It's nice to see that some of my favourite authors & books are even mentioned on the sidebar. I know that you have probably heard of most of these books but I will add them anyway, there might be a few gems you have overlooked. It took me the best part of a decade to discover these books, so I thought I would add them to make it simpler for the guys that are younger or newer to mgtow and knowlege of society and the Fematrix. Enjoy!

Thoreau - Walden Nietzsche - The will to power, Thus spake Zarathustra Emmerson - Essays Bukowski - Post Office, Poetry Satre - Nausea Camus - The Outsider Schopenhauer - Essays G.K. Chesterton - What's wrong with the world Carl Jung - (not really mgtow but important for expanding the mind) Henry Miller - Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, Black Spring Dostoyevski - Crime and Punishment, Notes from the Underground Kafka - The Trial William. J. Dawson - The quest of the simple life Hermann Hesse - Siddhartha, Steppenwolf Herman Melville - Bartleby Marcus Aurelius - Meditations Lao Tzu - Tao Teh Ching, Hua Hu Ching Bhikkhu Bodhi - The noble eightfold path Tom Hodgkinson - How to be free (The Freedom Manifesto), How to be idle Lawerence Osbourne - Bangkok Days Chuck Palahniuk - Fight Club Esther Vilar - The manipulated man Warren Farell - The myth of male power Lawernce Shannon - The predatory female Mathew Fitzgerald - Sexploytation Helen Smith - Men on Strike