- Sissy Nation by John Strausbaugh
- Murphy's Laws of Combat by Marion F. Sturkey
- My War. by Colby Buzzell
- Blood Makes the grass grow green. By Johnny Rico
- Hard City By Clark Howard
- Hey Rube By Hunter S. Thompson
- Any book, essay or string of words put together by Kurt Vonnegut
- The Moon is a harsh mistress by Robert Heinlein
- The Redneck Manifesto by Jim Goad
- All 3 books by Robert Greene
- I am America (and so can you) by Stephen Colbert
- Me of Little Faith, by Lewis Black
- All of the "Outlaw Bibles"
- Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
- The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
- On The Road by Jack Kerouac
- Junky by William S. Burroughs
- I Hope they serve beer in hell by Tucker Max
- America's Victories by Larry Schweikart
- The 10 things you can't say in America by Larry Elder
- The Punishment of Virtue by Sarah Chayes
- Our Dumb World, courtesy of the Onion.
Jul 20, 2008
Recommended Reading List
Alright, so I have been thinking, I have been talking a bit too much about books I've read without giving all you wonderful people a sampling of the things that I like to read. This sampling will probably give you a bit of an idea as to what sort of person I am. I figure that you can tell a lot about a person from the things he/she reads. I am not going to explain any of them to you nor will I tell you why I liked them, you have to read them and figure it out for yourself. These books are in no particular order. Just wrote them down as I thought of them.
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