I would have considered myself a Classical Liberal before finding Anarcho-Capitalism.

Depending on the audience, I say Libertarian or Anarchist. Funny to see the reactions to each.

Mises, rothbard, tucker, twain, bastiat, spooner, rand, guilty as charged

Band of thieves etc

No, but I'll add it to the seemingly endless list of books I'll probably never read.

I’ll throw “Essays on Catholicism, Liberalism, and Socialism, Considered in their Fundamental Principles” by Juan Donoso Cortes and “Revolution and Counter-Revolution” by Plinio Corrêa Oliveira into the ring, as well. Those two books opened my eyes to the glaring issues and terrible consequences of liberalism, especially as it reaches its logical conclusion.