Contemporary conservative authors

Roger Scruton, Pat Buchanan. Depends where the line of contemporary ends for you, since conservatives don't churn out books.

Does Spengler's "The Decline of the West" (published 1913) count as contemporary? If so, that.

Carl Schmitt
Alan de Benoist
Kenneth Minnogue
Christopher Lasch
James Kalb
Paul Gottfried

>>8585830
carl schmitt is the only one of those that isn't garbage btw
same for scruton and buchanan
spengler is ok, but you have to read him through adornos essay on him

>>8585564
David S Oderberg
Edward Feser
Alasdair MacIntyre
The three essential conservative philosophers of today.
Peter Geach and Elizabeth Anscombe if you want mid century.
Hilaire Belloc, G. K. Chesterton feel incredibly fresh.

>>8585570
Is Pat Buchanan any good? I appreciate the paleocon perspective, but is Buchanan is schlocky or actually insightful?

>>8585564
>I don't mind far-right/white nationalist recommendations
Of course you don't

>>8585564

Nice dichotomy, faggot.

>>8585564
MacIntyre is the best conservative philosopher and ethicists in general of the 20th century. His accounts on truth, virtue, rationality and tradition are incredibly insightful, even if he's often very hard to read.

>>8585852
Misinterpreting Spengler seems to be the official sport of the far-right, so OP needs to be careful if he goes that route.

>>8586172
Explain

Dr. Thomas Sowell has some breddy gud non-fiction I highly recommend to you.

I'd add Richard Weaver, James Burnham, Samuel T. Francis, and M.E. Bradford

Peter Hitchens is quite good if you're a Brit