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The Book: On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are is one of Alan Watts's most accessible works. Watts's philosophy is very eastern-thinking oriented and this book reads very much...
Band of Brothers, by Stephen E. Ambrose, is a great non-fictional account of Easy Company, the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, during World War II. The book follows the men of...
The Illuminatus! Trilogy, by authors Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea, is a very, very strange book with tons of weird characters, crazy events, fictional and bizarre twists on historical...
Cosmic Trigger: Volume I is a very interesting and strange book by Robert Anton Wilson that is part nonfiction and part completely far-out weird. Much of the nonfiction parts of...
The Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy, by Robert Anton Wilson, is another one of RAW's strange novels that jumps around from character to character faster than one can say "cosmic trigger". It's...
All Tomorrow's Parties, by William Gibson, is the third and final book in his "Bridge" trilogy. Although the three books in the trilogy aren't entirely connected, some of the characters...
Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman, is a wonderful modern fantasy story full of interesting characters and dark, sinister villains. Numerous characters and an interesting world, one that takes place in the...
Hunter S. Thompson's The Great Shark Hunt is a collection of his essays and articles written during the mid-60s to the late 70s. This is definitely one of my favorite...
Joe Kurmaskie's second book, Riding Outside the Lines, follows his bicycle adventures through the US and across the globe in a writing style very similar to his first book, Metal...
Dave Stamboulis writes about his bicycle adventures that took him around the entire world in his excellent book, Odysseus' Last Stand: The Chronicles of a Bicycle Nomad. This book is...
