What books are you reading Sup Forums?
What does your library look like?
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Noah Evans
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Christian Hall
what books Sup Forums
Hunter Stewart
Malazan book of the fallen
I don't read political shit, I don't even know anything about politics haha
Asher Mitchell
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The revolt against civilization
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Negroes in Negroland
Oldies but goodies.
Jose Barnes
8gag's pdfs board is pretty good to find all sorts of stuff
Gabriel Anderson
>The 48 Laws of Power
>The Law
>Modern Man in Search of a Soul
>Gulag Archipelago
>The Essential Writings of Christian Mysticism
>The Prince
>The Art of War
Christian Cox
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Josiah Mitchell
and another
Mason Garcia
Christopher Lasch's "Women and the Common Life"
Raymond Aron's "The century of total war"
Hegel's "The science of Logic"
Samuel Allen
Im reading Greek and Egyptian mythology and religious texts, then trying to unify them with Celtic Mythology and finally rewrite them into a single Epics novel full of poetry
My library consists of these books, and some modern philosophy, im a 2d person
Adrian Baker
fuck off pinko scum
Hudson Brown
know your enemy
Adam Sullivan
How many books do you have? I have about 4000 books in my library. Currently i am not reading anything due to problems but i have many scientific books that i am interested in more than political ones.
Grayson Jones
I have over 18,000 on my computer
Benjamin Harris
what would you recommend to start with?
Kevin Ramirez
bookanon back again.
Reading Hitler's War now
Sebastian Ortiz
I only need one book & its the bible,king James since its the best & English is faster to read
Luis Gray
Is the decline of the west fine to read as the abridged version?
Mason Wood
probably Das Capital for beginners, or just ask /leftypol/ where a good place to start is
Jonathan Hernandez
I'm slightly over 100 pages into The Brothers Karamazov right now.
This is my second Dosto book. The way he describes events and the stuff he writes about speaks to me. I feel like he must've experienced a lot of the same things I've experienced in my life. Maybe it only seems this way because he's such a good writer. Idk.
Anyways, I haven't read too much of it, but so far it's amazing.
Lucas Howard
Recommanding this one.
Joshua Ramirez
GET ON MY LEVEL!!!!!
Levi Rivera
Camden Lewis
Same fucking thread 15 times a week, search the archives you pathetic fuck. I bet he's the same cocksucker that wants to know what podcast you listen to as well. Fuck data mining cunts. OP is a fag and sage
Jose Diaz
dude holy shit picked up the book the only thing to fear and its about if Nazis won WW2 but the main characters sum faggot who is apart of this alliance n shit they talk about the improvements made by Nazis in america n stuff
Jayden Green
The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis
Oliver Campbell
Boku no Pico
Connor Gutierrez
i read the pdf of the full version and I can't really say the abridged is good enough, no
Aaron Mitchell
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Cooper Brown
Nice.
Camden Price
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Jordan Morgan
I don't have anything red-pilled really, but this book called "Goshawk Squadron" is a good read, nevertheless.
Parker Rogers
Friggin amazing, makes my heart warmer with every page. Gonna do The Screwtape Letters after I'm done with this one.
Ian Barnes
Im reading the sorrows of young Werther
Luis Jones
The Classics, original history books, pre-1960 literature, anything to strengthen the Iron Pill inside me
Matthew Jones
Read this a few weeks ago. Mind boggling.
Charles Lewis
>Das Capital for beginners
Recommending 19th century three-book monoliths discussing economics and philosophy of the time to beginners is pretty bold. Especially so when it draws from Hegel.
>Vonnegut (*specifically Harrison Bergeron)
Good list, definitely read Vonnegut if you like your fiction right-wing. Don't forget Orwell, even if you read 1984 in school you still need to read his two other classics Animal Farm and Homage to Catalonia.
Jason Carter
Dante's Monarchy
Colton Gomez
the book is titled "for beginners" its a major summary of the original work
Josiah Roberts
Oh
Henry Adams
This is definitely my fave
Landon White
Tragedy and Hope - Carol Quigley
Worst Hard Time - Thomas Egan
Oswald Spengler
H.L. Mencken
Ecclesiastes (Win)
Evan Bailey
I'm currently reading William Gibson novel, a popsci book about chaos theory, an introductory book about NLP, and I just started Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling, (ordered by my enthusiasm for them.) I mostly have non-fiction, technical manuals and old textbooks mostly, one beat up bash scripting manual I'm particularly fond of. I have few classics I've either yet to get around to or skimmed for school, several translations of the bible, an interlinear Tanakh, the Zohar, and a few foreign language dictionaries.
Ryder Perry
George Washington: a life by chernow
James Turner
I'm currently reading George Lincoln Rockwell's book White Power.
Michael Torres
added to my reading queue
Brandon Davis
One day I'll have a bookshelf that stacked one day. Is that SPQR book good? Would love some redpilled Roman history
Angel Jackson
It's decent book so far and it's not too long.
Dominic Peterson
dump in coming
Cameron Hill
Excellent choice. His description of Jews is dead on.
"Jews use other people like other people use land."
Cooper Wilson
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Adrian Lopez
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Grayson Collins
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Logan Bailey
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Henry Ortiz
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Gabriel Clark
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Anthony Perez
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Zachary Ortiz
I'm just getting into the chapter. His ship chart plotter metaphor is pretty accurate. I read it on the train when I'm surrounded by degenerates and non-whites.
Owen Ross
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Luke Cruz
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Josiah Bennett
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Leo Diaz
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Brody Sullivan
>Coulter
>Thernovich
Dropped.
Liam Nguyen
Some of the leftists he describes sound exactly the ones today. In C&P I found it hilarious when one of the characters says something like "Men and Women are equal in all ways, even in strength, as has been proven."
Christian King
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Wyatt Peterson
was before they really dropped the ball. Coulter is still decent
Jayden Long
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Landon Wilson
Currently reading Beyond Good and Evil and Mircea Eliade's "The myth of the eternal return". Also just finished Jünger' "Der Arbeiter".
Dominic Nguyen
These lists all came from the Sup Forums library
Ian Powell
This link has a fuck ton of right wing books: mega.nz
Nicholas Price
I have some more
Leo Fisher
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Carter Murphy
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Tyler Garcia
but this jew said its not true
Liam Barnes
Reading that many books is a waste of time. None of these books make you more productive.
Adrian Hernandez
Why aren't Turner Diaries and Hunter on there? They're way more influential than most books on there
Joshua Morris
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Julian Myers
Eliade is a must read, what's the last one, Kamarade?
Brody Sanchez
That link has way more so disregard:
Wyatt Reed
Uniqueness of Western Civilization is extremely important.
Grayson Jenkins
Reading Ride the Tiger and I'm about to start God Emperor of Dune since I finally slogged through Children.
>inb4 Genre fiction
Jason Ward
>jew
You answered yourself
Kevin Garcia
>more productive
Depends on your definition of productive and what you plan on doing with the knowledge.
Xavier Kelly
Done sucking Jordan Peterson's dick?
Wyatt Hughes
how do i motivate myself into reading something, i get bored too quickly and rather do something else like listen to music or go out in a ride on my wrx
Eli Rogers
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Liam Davis
The Turner Diaries is fictional and honestly isn't that good. It just reads like William Luther Pierce's fantasies. I can't speak for Hunter though.
Owen Adams
>all the authors are Jews, spics, and faggots
Yep, sounds about right.
Ian Morales
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Jace Butler
Vnn has awesome audiobooks vnnforum.com
Carson Adams
okay, last two because kek
Joseph Hernandez
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Angel Morris
Either find something you find really interesting or force yourself to read for at least half an hour a day. Eventually you'll form the habit and start enjoying it more
Luke Stewart
What can you do with that knowledge? Nobody is gonna hire you just because you read a bunch of right-wing books.
Adrian Flores
>Nobody is gonna hire you
Ah, yes. Develop hard skills, goy. Get back to coding this back-back-end shit for my (((corporate interests))).
Cameron Murphy
Some people just like to read, it is certainly more productive than playing vidya, or watching TV.
Jace Morales
There is a fiction section lmfao. TD isn't the best book in the world I agree, but it's so important that I think it should be there anyway
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Joshua Price
Kek very true.