Nonfiction Books

Arcadia

Hayek Publishing 2024

“Arcadia” by Dominic Wightman is a thought-provoking exploration of a future society where Radiant Capitalism and advanced technology foster an idealised state of human prosperity and happiness. Wightman’s is a compelling narrative that envisions a future where human potential is maximised through a harmonious blend of technology, ethical capitalism, and global cooperation.

Dear Townies

Western Press 2024

“Dear Townies” by Dominic Wightman and John Nash is a provocative and thought-provoking exploration of the growing divide between urban and rural communities in the UK. The book meticulously dissects the cultural, economic, and environmental misunderstandings that exacerbate tensions between “Townies” and “Countrysiders”. The book opens with a foreword by Sir Johnny Scott.

Truth

Hayek Publishing 2024

In “Truth”, Dominic Wightman embarks on a compelling exploration of truth’s multifaceted nature. Moving beyond traditional binary understandings, Wightman introduces the groundbreaking concept of ‘Resonant Truth,’ a dynamic oscillation of subjective experiences and objective realities. Through insightful analysis and real-world examples, ‘Truth’ challenges long-held assumptions about knowledge, belief, and the human condition, leaving the reader with a profoundly expanded understanding of how truth shapes our lives.

Conservatism

Hayek Publishing 2025

Dominic Wightman’s “Conservatism” is an easy-to-read handbook on the most powerful political philosophy on the planet. Wightman, a British conservative, breaks down conservatism into its fundamental elements and provides readers with easy-to-remember mnemonics to prepare them for exams, debates, and governance. Rich with metaphors, examples, and compelling arguments, the book might even prompt those who are not conservatives to question whether they might actually be conservative.

The Flaw

Western Press 2025

At its heart, The Flaw identifies a paradox: how virtuous intentions, devoid of practical wisdom, can lead to damaging outcomes. Dominic Wightman deftly examines historical and contemporary examples of Christian-driven initiatives that, despite noble intentions, have sometimes caused harm. From well-meaning charity efforts to controversial ideological entanglements, the book uncovers the pitfalls of naïve altruism and highlights the need for a balanced, thoughtful approach to doing good.

Notes on Christ

Western Press 2025

In a world grappling with uncertainty and division, Notes on Christ offers a fresh perspective on timeless truths. Author Dominic Wightman’s insightful exploration of Jesus’s life, teachings, and unwavering compassion invites readers on a journey of personal transformation. Through engaging narratives and insightful reflections, this book challenges preconceived notions and encourages a deeper understanding of faith, love, and the profound impact of Christ’s legacy on our lives today.