I cannot endorse Might Is Right highly enough. That may not please everyone here but literally everything that is good about the person I am today is because I read Might Is Right over and over a ridiculous number of times. But the trick is always getting people to read the damn book in context of the Nation and what it actually says and NOT what idiots think it says. (It is something akin to a blueprint for individual survival of someone who cares for their People. It is NOT a “Satanic” or “Egoist text,” nor a call for any number of anti-social behaviors.) We need to get our people in a mindset where they will survive the rough times ahead, it’s more important than being deeply ideological.

Welf Herfurth’s Life in the Political Wilderness (and his speeches online about it) are great resources on how to be a Nationalist, while still being a good person with your neighbors. Actually having a chance to win hearts and minds.

The Ego and It’s Own was a very formative text for me because it deconstructs the secular religions that became modern Leftism. Now, Stirner is an egoist but he is a useful one in that regard. You have to cut out the cancer of a certain type of fake morality to get people to think properly.

I personally find Alain de Benoist approachable for a relatively intelligent person. A good list could include any number of his works. I remember Manifesto of the New Right being a good template for what we’re about.