The Warrior Poet Way

Praise

“If you want someone to shoot straight with you about masculinity, life, death and what matters most, read this book. If you want to continue to pretend the world is not a dangerous place and men aren’t really needed, let it go.”
—John Eldredge, bestselling author of Wild at Heart
 
“I’m weary to my core with airy books on manhood that offer untested theories and unlived philosophies. In The Warrior Poet Way, you smell the sweat and feel the acrid bite of gunpowder on each page, because John has lived his words and offers what he has found to those he hopes will become his brothers in arms. Get this book. Read it. Live it fiercely.”
—Stephen Mansfield, New York Times bestselling author
 
“The Warrior Poet Way is an incredible manifesto backed by Lovell’s experience as a successful entrepreneur, dangerous man, and loving partner. It is essential reading for all those who want to be a better man.”
—Clint Emerson, Navy SEAL (Ret.), New York Times bestselling author, and winner of the 2022 F. Scott Fitzgerald Prize for Literary Excellence
 
“A powerful, inspiring, and unapologetic rebuttal to the weak, woke message being coached to men today and to the sons we are raising.”
—Brantley Gilbert, country rock singer and songwriter
 
“This book is a clarion call to men, not just to do manlier things but to become materially better men—the kinds of men who love and protect and possess the skills necessary to do so.”
—Ryan Frederick, author of Fierce Marriage
 
“The Warrior Poet Way is a must-read, written by a man who has seen violence and inhumanity and has chosen instead to spread humane ideas through the lens of a true Warrior with a heart.”
—Isaiah Washington, award-winning actor, producer, and director
 
“John Lovell captures the complexity of being a man in today’s society, and his explanation of the warrior nature of men is quite enlightening. He lays out the role of men in the home, the community, and within myriad relationships. A novel approach to defining masculinity. I recommend this book to all men, as it touches the heart at a time when masculinity is under attack in America.”
—Jerry Boykin, lieutenant general (Ret.), former US deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence