Tanner Cook is an Orthodox Christian, Marine Corps infantry veteran, and outspoken advocate for American patriotism and traditional values. As a self-identified White Christian Nationalist, Cook's work reflects his dedication to the preservation of the European race and the reinvigoration of the American spirit.

He is the author of 'Sons of Liberty' and 'The Way of Free Men,' two works that champion traditional American ideals, as well as 'The Case Against the State,' an anarcho-capitalist treatise critiquing government power and advocating for individual sovereignty.

Cook’s latest book, 'Faith, Blood, and Soil,' serves as a manifesto against the decline of the West, calling for a return to the fundamental pillars of civilization—faith, identity, and heritage. In this work, he issues a rallying cry for those who refuse to submit to cultural decay, urging a renewal of purpose, strength, and national loyalty.

Currently, Cook’s writing focuses on the urgent issue of White genocide. He continues to explore strategies for reclaiming Western civilization, advocating for either a return to America’s foundational principles or a revival of the traditional social structures of old Europe.