What do you Read?

Just finished De Docta Ignorantia. I'm going to return now to Where the Air is Clear (about 70 or so pages in) and The Birth to Presence (~150 pages in).


And that's pretty representative of what I'm usually reading: a novel and something along the lines of philosophy, maybe critical theory or anthropology.



oh and to answer your first two questions: I read every day, and I'm afraid I can't suggest any favorites, unless you can be a little more specific about what you mean by light reading .

 

Just finished "Democracy - The God That Failed" by Hans-Hermann Hoppe

I mostly read about economics, philosophy, history, and law. More for education than pleasure, however I do find this stuff interesting.

 

The Bible

 

rate 1-10 from least to greatest 'like' reading millionaire mind

 

Me too! Absolutely fantastic books. I don't think I could get tired of re-reading them.

 

Graham Hancock - Magicians of the Gods. The only book anyone has to read.

 

I've been interested in Greek Gods and Mythology in general. So ever since Rick Riordan Started the Percy Jackson Series I've bought and preordered every book he's written about Mythology, Greek, Roman, Norse, and Egyptian. Before and while reading those I would find other Mythology stories and Textbooks and read them. His books are some of the only ones I've ever fully been submerged in.