I got some amazon gift cards and I’m gonna get some new reading material. Fiction or nonfiction. What should I get Jow Forums?
Book thread
Nathan Brown
Andrew Thompson
Oliver Bennett
The book of five rings
Carson Powell
Wyatt Campbell
The bible
Jaxon Walker
Good fiction classics.
Education is important and all, but most neglect art and culture, thus falling prey to the neoliberal monotony they claim to fight.
Lincoln Sullivan
Tucker Carlsons Ship of Fools was actually really good. It's great to lend to boomers and normies in your life to give them a quick rundown on wtf is going on without going so far they shut down and reject it.
Josiah Clark
What is The Bible by Rob Bell
Love Wins by Rob Bell
The Manual by W Anton
Parker Lewis
The Bible, The Pilgrims Progress, Dune, Mein Kampf, Common Sense, A Brave New World, The Italian, As I Lay Dying, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Jane Eyre, and, not sure it is still in print, but “Why is OP always such a faggot?” Is also highly recommend.
Xavier Moore
Bible, ESV so you know what the fuck is happening without it being cucked
Kevin Ortiz
reading is for pussies
Ryder Murphy
KEK fucking christcucks
Leo Wright
ESV FTW
Brayden Adams
kys.il
Ryder Myers
Yeah, listen to this guy.
Buy some jew produced garbage.
Daniel Nguyen
Get some of the Lovecraft classics, Fantastic books.
Sebastian Roberts
Christian Hernandez
The Prince, the Two Treatises of Government, Mein Kampf, Bitter Harvest/The Great Betrayal, Leviathan, The Forgotten Soldier, and the Bible.
Those are some of my personal choices.
Mason Evans
>Non-Fiction
David Icke: The Biggest Secret
Joseph P. Farell: The Cosmic War, Reich of the Black Sun
Ted Kascynski: Industrial Society and its Future
Marcus Aurelius: Meditations
Alfred Lansing: Endurance
Ernst Junger: Storm of Steel
Colin Wilson: a History of the Occult
>Fiction
Knut Hamsun: Growth of the Soil
Stephan R. Donaldson: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Robert Heinlein: Starship Troopers
Frank Herbert: Dune
HP Lovecraft: All of it (personal faves are 'the hound', 'the rats in the walls' and 'the colour out of space'
Jason Cruz
Based. Could have had some political readings, though.
Nolan Lopez
The Bonfire of the Vanities, by Tom Wolfe.
google it motherfucker
Robert Ross
Lonesome Dove is probably the best thing I have ever read. Larry McMurtry.
Lincoln James
The tabletop
The culture of critique
The bell curve
The selfish gene
The Turner diaries
Jackson Long
When it comes to Bible recommendations OP, get one depending on your denomination.
>if protestant/non-christian, get the ESV
>if catholic, get the RSV2CE or Douay-Rheims
>if orthodox, get the Orthodox Study Bible
I wouldn't use the KJV as a standalone translation, especially if you have trouble understanding it. Like any translation, it has flaws.
Don't touch the NIV, NRSV, NLT, or most other modern translations either. They use gender-neutral language and change/omit some verses. God bless.
Dylan Sullivan
I find a lot of the political stuff to be dry almost to the point of being unpalatable. Someone mentioned Leviathan, for example, which I tried reading a while ago but ultimately just wound up settling for the coles notes. Same for Das Kapital, I got about half way through the first book before it started to get very repetitive and I gave up. My list is by no means Jow Forums approved although I would count David Icke: The Biggest Secret as political reading. The main focus of the book is on geopolitics. He shies away from le wacky reptilian material and it makes for excellent reading.