Oh I forgot to mention Andy Weir (The Martian) new book The Hail Mary Projects a cracker as well.

 

Batteries not included

 

Aldous Huxley - Brave New World
Arthur Miller - Death of a Salesman
Larry Kramer - Faggots
All three are especially relevant if you're from uasai.

 

@justwannadownload
And...
Brave New World Revisited - Aldous Huxley...?

 

@Smoove Grooves Yes, and this.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Physics-Albert-Einstein/dp/0671201565

 

Rüdiger Safranski
Zeit: Was sie mit uns macht und was wir aus ihr machen

https://www.amazon.com/Zeit/dp/3446236538

 

Das parfum - Patrick Süskind
Se enciende y se apaga una luz - Ángel Vázquez
La vida perra de Juanita Narboni - Ángel Vázquez
Fiesta para una mujer sola - Ángel Vázquez
A confederacy of dunces - John Kennedy Toole
Necroscope series (18 novels) - Brian Lumley
Alfanhuí - Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio

Those, of all I read, but which I can remember now...

 

If you like nail biting suspense:
The Sandman by Lars Kepler.

 

Very nice post; thanks averybody for sugestions

Two of my favorites :
Mastering audio: the art and science , by Bob Katz
What “SineWave” says : Foundation (series), by Isaac Asimov, are very nice books

Peace ✌

 

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I never knew double fisting was a thing until I read Faggots.
And I'd read pretty well all of John Rechy's books beforehand, too.

 

Let's all give a hand for BuntyMcCunfy.

 

Noam Chomsky

(2020) Climate Crisis and the Global Green New Deal: The Political Economy of Saving the Planet
(2021) Consequences of Capitalism: Manufacturing Discontent and Resistance
(2021) The Precipice: Neoliberalism, the Pandemic and Urgent Need for Radical Change

 

Lets make that a nice BIG hand -- or two.

 

There is one book called “So good they can’t ignore you”. I think the author is Cal Newport. I remember nothing from it, but luckily the essence is in the title. Read it a bunch of times (the title I mean) and then do the work (literally do the work, no the book Do the Work by Steven Pressfield from which I don’t remember a a thing but luckily the essence was in the title)

 

I read E-books on Marcus Aurelius, Jean Jacques Rousseau. anything from archaeology, History, Electronics to Medicine, weapons, and just about anything interesting and of importance to myself.

 

So Good They Can't Ignore You: Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work You Love, I haven't read this but may check it out at a future time.

 

And of course, any of the This Year's Best Science Fiction anthologies put together by Gardner Dozois (RIP) from 1986-2018. It was something I'd always buy for myself from a bookstore on my birthday.

 

There is something earthy about holding a book in your hand and reading it. Anyone can read a PDF on a phone and an iPad.
The Internet for all its glory, still in some areas points to books to loan or buy because the information is not online on purpose.
Reading a book is always a good choice. You will probably remember everything you read more easily in the process instead of from an ebook on a glowing screen.