Well? I never read, sadly to say. I prefer non-fiction, but if it's like some 1984 shit thats cool too. I posted this in the politics section because I seek literature about the world/government.
The Real Crash/Crash Proof 2.0 - Peter Schiff The Law - Frederic Bastiat End the Fed/Liberty Defined/The Case for Gold - Ron Paul Man, Economy, and State/Wall Street, Banks, and American Foreign Policy - Murray Rothbard Podcasts by Stefan Molyneux and Adam Kokesh on Youtube (just subscribe to both of them for daily updates)
Alongside Night, it's a novel about a dystopian US who have had to resort to Agorism in an overwhelming police state. Available here: Alongside Night « J. Neil Schulman
Reads like a spy novel but also one of the most educational books I've read. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Then of course A Brave New World and 1984 I recommend Atlas Shrugged when people ask me at work (I work in a bookstore) but only because others have told me so much about it. The Creature from Jekyll Island is great as is Ron Pauls books. I could go on and on but thats that...
I lent someone my copy of the Communist Manifesto and a few of Mao's books and they never returned them, although that does seem oddly appropriate.