/liberty/ - Liberty

+ Economics: The User's Guide

+ The Revolution of Everyday Life

+ Coders at Work

+ Society of the Spectacle

+ Tao Te King

+ Art of Loving

+ Best Smalltalk Patterns

+ The Non-Designer's Design Book

+ Homeland

+ Anarchism and Education

+ Class Wargames

+ Spectacular Times

+ Psychogeography

+ The dispossessed

+ Clausewitz - A Very Short Introduction

+ The Coming Insurrection

+ Spectacular Capitalism

+ Das Kapital manga

+ The Conspiracy against the Human Race

+ The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up

+ On Book Sprints

+ Mindstorms

+ Ligotti - My work is not yet done

+ A Practical Guide to Suicide

+ Toward the Creative Nothing

>>14677

> The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect

Heh, I remember this.

Check this out:

http://benbeck.co.uk/anarchysf/hotlist.htm

>>14679

>Anarchy

>Science-Fiction

That's some good shit, man.

>>14693

>>14693

As for my own list for the last year:

Books:

>American Nations by Colin Woodard

>Vision of the Anointed by Thomas Sowell

>Economic Facts & Fallacies by Thomas Sowell

>Inventing Freedom by Daniel Hannan

>The New Road to Serfdom by Daniel Hannan

>Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlit

>The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality by Ludvig von Mises

>The Law by Frederic Bastiat

>Bernie Sanders is Wrong by Tom Woods

>Travels in Siberia by Ian Frazier for nostalgia

>probably a few more I can't remember

Audio/books:

>Theory & History by Ludvig von Mises

>Episodes 1-105 of the Russian Rulers History Podcast

Full of hilarious tidbits like Catherine the Great writing in her diary how she "rode her pillow like a bucking stallion" until she was satisfied and how her old husband, the actual tsar, was an autist who'd play toy soldiers in their bed rather than fuck her brains out like she wanted him to

>Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government by Thomas J. "Let Me Tell You About How Much I Hate Lincoln" DiLorenzo

You can tell the guy's a Lincoln scholar who came to gradually hate what he studied but can't help but throw it into whatever project he's doing next.

Fug, I need to do better next year.

>>14666

>tfw there are so many books you want to read but there are literally 5000 pages I would need to burn through

>tfw I need to get /fit/

>tfw lazy fuck

>tfw want to reach political philosophical enlightenment

>>14697

You're just mad Mises is stylin' on you. Step up your shitposting skills and you too could write a book like that fam.

>>14698

Podcasts and iTunesU lectures man. Just listen to them during downtime. Showering, cooking, commuting, anytime you're just doing something boring you may as well listen to one. Mises Institute's got some good audiobooks too.

>>14699

Seconding this, attached the condensed Wealth of Nations for you guys to use. It's a great read.

>>14670

>>14677

>>14695

>Society of the Spectacle

>Spectacular Capitalism

>The Holocaust Industry

>The Law

>Economic Facts & Fallacies

>Markets not Capitalism

fug all these books I need to read

I probably have the pdfs for all of those

god fucking damn

Discovered libertarianism this year. These books have changed me a lot. Specially the first one.

+The Sovereign Individual

+The Virtue of selfishness

+The Law (Bastiát)

+The Anticapitalistic mentality

+Economics in one lesson

And some others I don't remember right now. The Sovereign Individual is the most /liberty/ book I've read to this day. Check the pdf, guys.

These must be very few and the very typical first ones, but I didn't have to much willpower to force myself read since chans are too much of an easy distraction. Also reading in a brightscreen is painful.