If you've ever wondered why we keep nibbling away at the edges of environmentalism, but never solve any problems, this book explains it all: we're looking in the wrong places. Instead of thinking about recycling and green cars, we should be thinking about preserving species for extinction, extending our woodland, and using our muscles instead of machines to keep the air clearer. This is a fascinating, easy to read and FUNNY book!

Pentti Linkola - Can Life Prevail? (2009)

BETTER YET = JOHN ZERZAN & DERRICK JENSEN - REFORMIST BULLSHIT IS TIRED AND INEFFECTIVE NEEDS DIRECT ACTION

at home Bukowski - Ham on Rye
at work Bukowski- Women

A Genealogy of Morals - Friedrich Wilhelm

I like Zerzan and Kaczynski as well, but question how effective "direct action" is when we have only a few tens of thousands AT BEST who have figured it out.

just got done with post office and a book of short stories, now i'm halfway through factotum. i'm hooked

just bought 100 dollars worth of books, birthday/tax refund splurge

Backyard Livestock (because I am a nerd and want to raise animals for food one day

Green Metropolis (soon overgrown essay on how living in a big city is extremely eco friendly)

Dinner at Mr. Jefferson's (apparently this dinner had Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton, and James Madison and what was discussed there changed the course of world history...should be an interesting read)

Lion in the white house (Teddy Roosevelt biography...because he was badass)

Leviathan ( a history of whaling...because I am a secret nerd for 1800s whaling culture)

YOU'RE THAT DUMB GUTTERPUNK KID THATS BEEN FUCKING UP MY FAVORITE ATM AND EATING OUT OF MY DUMPSTER AT WORK.



KNOCK IT OFF!

a brief history of everything - ken wilber
la-bas - JK Huysmans
collected stories - Marquez
noetic psychology - theosophical society
the golden bough - sir james frazer

i usually read like 10 books at a time

i met derrick jensen around 2000, nice guy

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

And Melville, I hope

Don Quixote De La Mancha - Miguel De Cerveza -err Cervantes

i thought thomas hobbes wrote leviathan

Two of my great-grandfathers were whalers in Portugal. We used to have two of the spears they used but we donated them to a whaling museum in the Azores.

Fairly awesome. You had to have BALLS OF STEEL to take on a whale.

Now it's too easy. They use 120mm guns.

Of course, The first novel I read was an abridged version of moby dick when I was 5ish, and I've been rereading the full version ever since at least once every few years.

David Cross - I Drink For A Reason

a people's history of the united states - howard zinn(RIP)

Hunter S Thompson - Hell's Angels

"The F-word" - Jesse Sheidlower.

Star wars - Wraith Squadron (X-Wing Squadron series #5) -Aaron Alston

I'm about to start
Feast For Crows -George R.R. Martin

And i've been dying to read the new wheel of time series book. I had thought that this new one was going to be the last in the series... that had been the idea at least... until Robert Jordan DIED and his slutty wife decided to let some other author take over and turn the 12th and last book, into THREE MORE FUCKING BOOKS!!
This SHOULD make me happy, because i love the series so much, but what it really means is that they're gonna drag out the ending over three books. WOO HOO.

Very rarely does a book make you feel good about receiving bad news. Linkola takes a different approach from most environmentalists: instead of bemoaning the disaster in a maudlin voice, he talks past the taboo about practical solutions to fix it, with hard data, insight and humor.

Can Life Prevail? by Pentti Linkola

My girl is getting me the 3 other Fafrhd and Gray Mouser books I need to finish the collection, they have ink illustrations by Mike Mignola.

LOVE that series (song of ice and fire) I'm super impatient for the next book...

An HBO series is coming out soon. They shot a pilot and I've heard HBO picked it up. IMDB it nigga!

I was so confused, thought this was a reply to my post about Fafhrd because there's have a book called swords of ice and fire of them!

had me all excited about a tv series, then I realized you were responding about some other fantasy series above!

best book ever

I'm reading a bunch of Graphic Novels for my class and some short stories.
Included are: Maus, Persepolis, Understanding Comics, watchmen and a contract with god

Once again..
The Sorrows of Young Werther - Goethe

Taking a break from reading but the last thing I've read was a reread of The Hobbit.

The Deviant's Pocket Guide to Outlandish Sexual Desires Barely Contained in Your Subconscious and Scud The Disposable Assassin: The Whole Shebang (because I look books with lots of pictures).

I had to read Maus and Night in highschool...

im actually reading a biography of harry houdini, for lack of the energy to walk to the library. interesting though

did that a month back.

My favorite book of all time is The Count of Monte Cristo.

Fail. Never played XI.
You must be aware of how old your jokes get, right?

I didn't laugh.

In times like these, we could all use a bit of humility. Thank you for the example, Gentleman Jim.

Almost done with:



"A banquet of adventure by sea and land, with man-size helpings of battle and murder, robbery and rape: ~ New Statesman

Marrying a Swede means introductions to some awesomely foul shit...this book is completely out of what I normally read, yet is absolutely amazing.

andromeda strain
teddy atlas autobio

The Secret Doctrine- Helena Blavatsky
Jung on Evil

Just finished:

"The Long Road Out of Hell" for the second time... It's the biography of Marilyn Manson. Say what you will about the man... The book is a great read.

What an excellent read! -americangodsturbates-

NOTES OF A DIRTY OLD MAN FTW

Great book, thought provoking, enlightening, entertaining

Boyd Rice is the Ubermensch und der Abgrund

Wow... No one reads... Proved my point you fucking scum sucking bottom feeders that have no intelligence... DEATH to every single one of you cunts.... BWAHAHAHAHA