Welcome and Questions

[Stevie]

Diane wrote: "Welcome aboard!"

Thanks Diane :)

[Marina]

Welcome new members! Feel free to check our bookshelf for more suggestions of your next reads.

[Wolf]

Waves hello.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...

[Marina]

Wolf wrote: "Waves hello.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show..."

Hi and Welcome :)

Oh boy, you're a prolific writer.

[Wolf]

Marina wrote: "Oh boy, you're a prolific writer."

Mostly known as an anarcho-capitalist. That (as you may know) is someone in favor of liberty as a first principle with so-called "sticky rights" to hold private property, not that far from how the Founding Fathers understood civil society. I'm also known as a constitutional scholar of sorts, and authored The Freeman's Constitution.

My fiction is heavily tilted toward individual action, because government is inept and easily corrupted. Warning: graphic sex, violence, crude language.

[Brian]

Hi, everybody. My name's Brian Drake and I just found this group via the Conservative Fiction blog....happy to find you all.

I read a lot of spy and mystery fiction by authors who are mostly dead. I write a little of it too.

[J.L.]

Welcome, Brian. Glad to have you.

[Marina]

Welcome Brian! Conservative Fiction blog? Do you have a link? I'm always curious as to how people find us.

[Kia]

Marina wrote: "Welcome Brian! Conservative Fiction blog? Do you have a link? I'm always curious as to how people find us."

Might be Jamie Wilson's blog? Is it still active?

[Marina]

Kia wrote: "Marina wrote: "Welcome Brian! Conservative Fiction blog? Do you have a link? I'm always curious as to how people find us."

Might be Jamie Wilson's blog? Is it still active?"

Believe it or not, yes. http://www.conservativefiction.com/blog/

[Michael E]

Hi Everyone my name is Michael and I am an American expat living and working in Copenhagen Denmark.

I am very happy to see this forum in existence on Goodreads as I have been a libertarian and avid follower of the Austrian school of economic thought for quite some time.

Looks like I have found a new home here and look forward to meeting many existing members here to share both ideas and book recommendations!

Further, my favourite books genres include the "classics" to economics, geopolitics, current events, philosophy, world history, archeology and science fiction just to name a few.

My latest interest has been reading libertarian-influenced writers and thinkers such as Alexander Dugin, Curtis Yarvin, James Burnham, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Ludwig von Mises, Murray Newton Rothbard, Raymond Aron and Michael Millerman, etc.

Again thanks for the invitation and I will post when I come across any interesting information, book recommendations or reviews relevant to this forum. :-)