Favorite Books

Ayn Rand

• The Fountainhead
• Atlas Shrugged
• Anthem
• We The Living
• Non-Fiction

Robert Heinlein

• Stranger in a Strange Land
• The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
• Time Enough For Love
• Job
• The Cat Who Could Walk Through Walls
• Many more

Rex Stout

• All the Nero Wolfe stories

Robert Parker

• All the Spencer stories

Earle Stanley Gardner

• All the Perry Mason stories

Claude Houghton

• I am Jonathan Scrivener
• I was Ivor Trent

Barbara Tuchman

• The Guns of August
• The Zimmerman Telegram
• A Distant Mirror

Louis L'Amour

• All of his Westerns.

Bertrand Russell

• His philosophy books ( I love to hate his thoughts)

Harold Solomon

• Beethoven and Mozart Biography's

Tad Williams

• Otherland
• The River of Blue Fire

Frank Herbert

• Dosadi Experiment
• Whipping Star
• the Dune series

Nathaniel Branden

All his books. In 1000 years the science of modern psychology will look at Branden as it's founder. Freud will be remembered as as the founder of the idea of psycho-analysis, but all his ideas will have long been discarded. (Bev qua the Prophet)

Thomas Sowell

Sowell is one of the greatest living scholars. The thoroughness of his research is humbling, his insights garnered from his research are profound and inevitible given his facts, and his relentless courage in the face of his enemies is inspiring.

Ludwig Von Mises

• Socialism
• The Theory of Money and Credit
• Human Action

  Mises puts the lie to the contention that economists don't know what they're doing and can't predict economic trends. One of the fathers of the Austrian School.