Things Fall Apart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Things_Fall_ApartThings Fall Apart is a post-colonial novel written by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe in 1958. It is seen as the archetypal modern African novel in English, one of the first to receive global critical acclaim. It is a staple book in schools throughout Africa and is widely read and studied in English-speaking countries around the world. It was first published in 1958 by William Heinemann Ltd in the UK; in 1962, it was also the first work published in Heinemann's African Writers Series. The title of the novel comes from a line in W. B. Yeats' poem "The Second Coming".[1] The novel follows the life of Okonkwo, an Igbo ("Ibo" in the novel) leader and local wrestling champion in the fictional Nigerian village of Umuofia. The work is split into three parts, the first describing his family and personal history, the customs and society of the Igbo, and the second and third sections introduce the influence of British colonialism and Christian missionaries on the Igbos community. Things Fall Apart was followed by a sequel, No Longer at Ease (1960), originally written as the second part of a larger work along with Arrow of God (1964). Achebe states that his two later novels, A Man of the People (1966) and Anthills of the Savannah (1987), while not featuring Okonkwo's descendants, are spiritual successors to the previous novels in chronicling African history.
Assassin's Gate http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/07/books/grand-theories-ignored-realities.html http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/30/books/review/the-assassins-gate-occupational-hazards.html http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-374-29963-
The Quiet American http://www.upenn.edu/nso/prp/quiet/novel.html The Quiet American, originally published in 1955, is set in Vietnam during the last days of French rule. It tells the story of a developing friendship between Fowler, a middle-aged British journalist working in Saigon, and Pyle, a young "quiet American" who has come to Vietnam full of idealism. Fowler and Pyle's relationship becomes fraught on several levels: a triangle develops involving Fowler's Vietnamese mistress; and more problematically, Pyle's idealism leads him into questionable political policies and, ultimately, bloodshed. Called the most famous Western work of fiction about Vietnam, The Quiet American delicately balances issues of personal responsibility and the global consequences of our choices. In particular, Pyle--about whom Fowler says, "I never knew a man who had better motives for all the trouble he caused"--becomes a catalyst for broader questions of the morality of colonialism and war.
Invitation to a Beheading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invitation_to_a_Beheading DF: The book does hold any real secrets and is thus not really necdessary to want to undestand it
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ZORBA the GREEK Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis Diction. That large house with all the doors? That's the earth with graves.PART star star star 1Sorbs chopped off his finger Bc it got in the way of his pottery making Zorba Gets mad at the story of a monk who cut off his penis so it wouldn't get in way of spiritual practice. // Zorva says that (the penis) is key to heaven. narrator reads Buddha //Shepard and meadows story//Only a gunshot from here DICTION^^^ / Zorba loves everything that appears in front of him!! A woman stops him in his tracks every time. // Zorba yells at the narrator for being to friendly with the workers!! Zorba takes him to his uncle who is backward completely backward and Zorba tells him that u cannot change him so don't try. (or don't change them unless u have something better to offer instead) / star star star Primitive worship the snake because it's entire body touched the earth. It knew the mother tail belly and head Modern man is a bird out of touch Zorba is not educated but his heart has grown immensely and he feels that he cuts through problems easily. Zorba is modern but isn't ashamed of his primitive impulses "stolen meat tastes the best" zorba on other men's wives //Used to keep a pair of scissors to cut a lock of hair from each woman he slept with. Stuffed his pillow to make a nice pillow. But it started to smell so he burned it and lost his "register" //Her buttocks swung like church bell on Easter Zorba haha diction St John baptist painted with big eyes from lack of hunger an spiritual awakening PART 2 star star star I'm beginning to think Zorba represents spiritual exploration He dances to communicate // He sigs He must sleep with every woman //When it's time to work he goes all in \\all symbolism //Narrator sees woman in rain and lists for her. But he think sits MARA. as a woman. To seduce him and take him fromThe Buddhist path // Parallels between Buddha and Zorba it seems //Buddha is the VOID // Zorba is the ALL Zorba disappears for two weeks. Narrator receives a letter: hes found a girl name LOLA. Cf. Nabokov Narrator says there are things more important than truth. When the Bishop comes in and states some of his theories which are crazy. Narrator says they may save many souls. He felt the bishops life hung on // someone telling him it made sense. Zorba could drown in one tear drop of a woman Zorba and Narrator separate and never see each other again. star star star Many years later. Zorba dies. Before he does he sends a letter off to Narraot //star star statr diction Says "men like me should live 1,000 years!" // Won't stay in his bed To die (cf cyrano de Bergerac) //He does standing. At window. Fingernails dug into window sill and says "good night" DONE RARES
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Atlas Shrugged (abridged)
The Red Badge of Courage
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The Suppliants
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Common Sense
Terror and Consent
*The Rime of the Anciet Mariner
*Liberal Fascism ( Partial Read) by Goldberg 1-3; 8-9
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*The Practice of the Presence of God
*101 Famous Poems by Various
*Autobiography of Alice B Toklas by Gettide Stein
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*Basketball Fundamentals by Jay Mikes
*Enchiridiron by Epictetus (how to live)
*The Apology by Plato (defense against ??? against charges of corrupting youth, and atheism)
*Euthyphro by Plato
*Tao te Ching by Lao Tzu
*Hymn to the Night by Novalis (German Romantic 1800s)
*Magna Carta by King John
*Oedipus Rex by Sophocles
*Oedipus at Colonus by Sophocles
*Antigone by Sophocles (antiginr fights creon after she buried Polynives! Chorus agrees but too scared to help)
*The Heavenly Life by James Allen
*The Moral Equivalent of War by William James (form an organiazation which gives the camradier of war and military without being military- society needs army like instituitions)
Philoctetes
Much Ado About Nothing
*Communist Manifesto by Marx (perp/victim)
*Meditations on First Philosophy by Rene Descartes (I am only a thinking thing)
*Odyssesy by Homer
*Siddhartha by Herman Hesse (the seeker becomes on the river with old fairy man)
*King Lear by Shakespeare
*A Mid Summer Nights Dream by Shakespeare
*Alls Well That Ends Well by Shakespeare (Helena chases Bertram for ring and child via tricks)
*The Tempest by Shakesspeare (Prospero gets his dukedom of Naples back after 12 years via magic! Miranda weds Ferdinando- Miranda - brave new world with such people in it!)
*King Henry IV by Shakespeare (Harry son of King Henry redeems himself against Percys; Falstaff is a funny coward)
*Ion by Plato (Ion says a rhapsode knows what to say as general,slave, ruler etc.Soc says no way! You know nothing of generalship//to know good poetry must know bad for Ion only reads Homer and has just returned for a show and winning award!)
Antony and Cleopatra
Don Quixote (Part I)
*The Art of Nonfiction by Ayn Rand (clarity; standing orders)
*An Essay on Criticism by Pope (fools rush in, don't try to be too original - Rand wouldn't like him)
Agamemnon
*Libation Bearers by Aeschylus (Orestes returns and slays Cly and Iphogjus)
The Eumenidies
*Poetics by Aristotle (speaks of plot Importance)
*Peter Pan by JM Barrie (almost just like the movie)
*The Architecture of Bauhaus by Walter Gropius (mass production!)
*The Prince by Machaivelli
*The Life of Cartocheo by Machaivelli
*Agricola by Tacitus( on the great Agricula under Domition... Castigated empire, friendly to Britins)
*The Philosophy of Composition by Edgar Allen Poe (he was not mad, he logically built the Raven; a lot of story telling is getting the ending a building a story to it)
*1984 by George Orwell (Winston Smith and Julia and O'brian and Big Brother in Oceanian; rats; double speak is holding to contradictory ideas astrue)
*The Man Who Thinks Backwards by GK Chesterton (very short essay)
*On the Fear of Death by William Hazlit (you don't cry because statues don't breathe!)
*As You Like It by William Shakespeare (Olivier gets brother Orlando kicked out of Kingdom) Oralndo loves Gantmeade(Rosalind) crossdressing) all married in end)
*Tender Buttons by Gertrude Stein (lyric cubism)
*Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
*Praise of Folly by Desdierrs Erasmus (Everything is ruled by God of Folly, chastises Catholic Church)
*Les Miserables Vol.1 by Victor Hugo
*Les Miserables Vol. 2 by Victor Hugo
*The Crucible by Arthur Miler
*The Crisis of Islam by Bernard Lewis
*The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (Roark does what he loves)
*Aeropagitica by John Milton ( defense of unregulated publication--- censorship in some occassioms)
There Eyes Were Watching God
*Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose (1 out of 12 says wait let's talk about this... Pulls out same knife... In end determine he's not guilty)
Madame Bovary
*This My Sisters House by ????
*Kindred by Octavia Butler
*The Portrait of Dorian Grey
*Utopia by Thomas More (Holo??? Speaks of this land he has seen)
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*The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger (Houkden Caugield doesn't want to grow up; hunting hat)
*The Sun Also Rises
*Dhamapada spoken by The Buddha
*Enchanted April
*King Arthur and His Knights by Maud L Radford
*The Virtue of Selfishness by Ayn Rand and Nathaniel Branden
*More Sherlocke Holmes Stories:
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*The Out of Date Murder by Doyle
*Murdeers in the Rue by Poe
*The Emperors New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen
*The Fountainhead Movie with Gary Cooper
*Proof by David Auburn
*Hitch-22 by Christopher Hitchens
*1984 by George Orwell (Twice)
*Power vs Force by David Hawkins
*Medea by Euripides (Medea is like Maria is at tomes. Wicked an vengeful. Kills her own kids)
*Quantum of Solace
*The Heart of Darkness
*Macbeth by William Shakespeare
*Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
*A Dead Man's Cellphone by Sarah Ruhl
*A Brave New World by Adolous Huxley
*The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum
*Cyrano de Bergerac by Rostund (Individualism!- I climb alone!)
*How To Win Friends and Influence People
*Lord of the Flies by William Golding
*A Mid Summer Nights Dream by William Shakespeare
*Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
*Ayn Rand Question and Answer
Henry V
*The Winters Tale by William Shakespeare
*The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
*Maltese Falcon by Dashell Hammet
*Iphigenia by Euripides
*the O'Reilly Factor by Bill O'Reilly
*Twelve Million Dollar Stuffed Shark
*Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carol
*Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
*Enthusiasm Makes the Difference by Norman Vincbnt Peale
*A Terrible Love of War by James Hillman
*The Code of the Woosters by PG Wodehouse
*The Aeneid by Virgil (Robert Fagkes Translation) - get music off it. See end of audiobook credits for details
*The Count of Monte Cristo
*Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
*The Subjection of Women by JS Mill
*Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler (Kest-Lur like pur)
*The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
*Les Cinte D'Hoffman
*Aida
*La Boheme
*Turandot"
*Diamonds are Forever by Ian Fleming
*The Underground Man by Dtosefsky
*Henry V by William Shakespeare
*On Liberty by JS Mill
*Declarations of Independence by Howard Zinn
*The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis
*Casino Royale by Ian Fleming
*Power vs. Force by David Hawkins
*Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmund Rostund
*The Long Short War by Christopher Hitchens
*The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
*A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
*Raising the Dead by Chauncy Crandall
*The Long Walk by Slavomir (turns out to be a fable)
*Henry V by William Shakespeare
*Hamlet (Mel Gibson) by William Shakespeare
*The Zen Teaching of Huang Po translated by John Blofeld
*The Bomb in My Garden by Mahdi Obeidi
*Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
*Bartleby by Herman Mellville
*Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrel
*Longitude by Dava Sobel (John Harrisons H1-4)
*The Angel Inside
*Frankenstein by Mary Wollenstone Shelly
*The Tao of Wu by RZA
*Hitch-22 by Christopher Hitchens
*Moby Dick by John Melville
*Righteous Indignation by Andrew Breitbart (Timing and sequence of release)
*Mere Christianity by CS Lewis
*Persian Letters by Gertrude Bell
*MacBeth by Shakespeare (Lady Macbeth goes mad. TOMORROW AND TOMORROW)
*The Time Traveller by HG Wells (Eloi ʺoverworld peopleʺ Morlocks ʺunderworldʺ. Goes deep into future and sees earth die as sun burns out)
*1984 by George Orwell
*Thin Air by Jon Krakuer
*One Simple Idea by Stephen Key
*Lolita by Vladmir Nabokov
*Indignation by Philip Roth
*The Richest Man in Babylon
*The Queen of Spades and Other Short Stories
*The Invisible Man
*Tobermory
*The Cloak
*Eugene Onegin (O-NAY-GIN like win)
Alls Well That Ends Well
The Tempest
King Henry IV
Ion
Antony and Cleopatra
Don Quixote (Part I)
The Art of Nonfiction
An Essay on Criticism
*Agamemnon
*Libation Bearers by Aeschylus (Orestes returns and slays Cly and Iphogjus)
*The Eumenidies
*Poetics by Aristotle (speaks of plot Importance)
*Peter Pan by JM Barrie (almost just like the movie)
*The Architecture of Bauhaus by Walter Gropius (mass production!)
*The Prince by Machaivelli
*The Life of Cartocheo by Machaivelli
Agricola
Many Lives, Many Masters
*The Philosophy of Composition
*1984
*The Man Who Thinks Backwards
*On the Fear of Death
As You Like It
Tender Buttons
Romeo and Juliet
Praise of Folly
Les Miserables Vol.1
Les Miserables Vol. 2
Les Miserables
Hunchback of Notredamn
Slaughterhouse 5
Mexifornia
How to KNow God
Infinite Mind
Spiritual SOlution to Every Problem
Erroneous Zones
Pulling Your Own Strings
Gifts from Eykis
Religions, values, and peak-experiences.
Early mental traits of three hundred geniuses: Genetic studies of genius series.
Walden
Jungian dream interpretation: A handbook of theory and practice.
Useful Idiots
They Just Don't Get it
People of the Lie
Political Paranoia: The psychopolitics of hatred.
American Alone
Peter Sing'ers book
The political teachings of Jesus
Divine Madness
The Little Prince
Swann's Way
Prisoner without a Name, Cell without a Number
Waiting for Godot
Othello
Trojan Women
The Pregnant Widow
Where War Lives
The Father of Us All
War Junkie
Portrait of Dorian Grey
The New Psycho-Cybernetics
No Excuses
Where Angels Free to Tread
Mans Search for Meaning
Relentless
Master and Margarita
The Importance of Being Earnets
Blood Meridian
The Transmission of No Mind
Dore's Illustrations of Dante's Inferno
King Lear
The Practice of the Presence if God
Flourish
Blindness
Medea
Misanthrope
The Tempest
The Leopard
Experience
Letting Go
Screw it, Lets do it
Mud, Sweat and Tears
I, Claudius
We
The Lean Start-up
To the Lighthouse
Business Stripped Bear
A Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man
The Heart is a lonely Hunter
Black Boy
Native Son
The Secret Agent
Midnight's Children
Master and Margarita
The Republic
Catch-22
Orwell Great Scholars Lecture
The Damnation of Faust
Doctor of Truth
The Heart is a lonely Hunter (MOVIE)
Cyrano De Bergerac
Biology of Belief
The Crying of Lot 49
Poor RIchard's Almanac
The Catcher in the Rye
The Art of Power
Speak like Churchill, Stand like Lincoln
A High Wind in Jamacia
All Quiet on the Western Front
Power versus Truth
Excuses Be Gone
Henderson the Rainking
The Heart of Darkness
Dorian Gray
Over the Top
Walk in Love
Enger's Game
Hunger
WInston Churchill Quotabel
The Brief WOndrous Life of Oscar Wao
Beloved
Nostromo
Animal Farm
A Movable Feast
The Alchemist
Washington square
My War Gone By, How I Miss It So
In this World, but not of It
War
Dispatches
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Clockwork Orange
I Can See Clearly
1984
101 Ways to Happiness
There is a Spiritual Solution to Every Problem
The Death of Ivan Ilyich
The Lobster and other essays
Divine Love
Proof of Heaven
All the Pretty Horses
Chronnicles Vol. 1
On Divine Thearpy
West with the Night
1Q84
God is Not Great
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Appointment in Samara
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Killing Jesus
Mindset
Ceasar's Way
Letting Go
open city
Let Go
Swag
the fellowship of the ring
eat that frog
ear that frog twics
the richest man in Babylon
Office Sereis IV
The Second Plaen
OFfice Series III
Bhagavad-Gita
DHeart of Darkess
Doria Grey
Poke the Box
Anthem
Illiad
*Power vs Force by Hawkins
*Truth vs Falsehood by Hawkins
*Eye of the Eye by Hawkins
*Health and Healing by Hawkins
*Atlas Shrugged (abridged) by Rand
*The Red Badge of Courage by Crane (Henry Flemming becomes a man and fearless!)
*Sherlock Holmes Vol 1 by Doyle
*Sherlocke Holmes Vol 2 by Doyle
*Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity by OReilly
*Othello by Shakespeare (Iago is villian; Roderico wants Desdemona; Othello is tricked into thinking Desdamona with Cassio is cheating (hankercheif) and goes nuts- killing her, then himself)
*The Suppliants by Aeschylus (Danaes seek shelter from King of Argos from Egyptians suitors)
*Carnage and Culture by Hanson (Salamis; Poities; Lepanto; part Tenchnoltan; Epilouge; Afterword)
*Common Sense by Paine (Why USA should break from England and King George)
*Terror and Consent (Partial Read) by Bobbitt (Market State versus Nation State; No preexisitng law for Bush; if we don't make law we will fall to the level of terrorists)
*The Rime of the Anciet Mariner by Coolridge (Albotross around neck)
*Liberal Fascism ( Partial Read) by Goldberg 1-3; 8-9
*Gardner Heist by Boser (about theft of pieces from museum biggest theft in history; Rembrandt Sea of Galilee)
*The Practice of the Presence of God (5x) by Brother Lawrence
*101 Famous Poems by Various
*Autobiography of Alice B Toklas by Gettide Stein
*The Republic by Plato
*Basketball Fundamentals by Jay Mikes
*Enchiridiron by Epictetus (how to live)
*The Apology by Plato (defense against ??? against charges of corrupting youth, and atheism)
*Euthyphro by Plato (On piety- Euthyphro taking own father to court - is just what the gods declare or what is just is what they like)
*Tao te Ching by Lao Tzu (sage is for belly not for eye; if I have no body what trouble have I?)
*Hymn to the Night by Novalis (German Romantic 1800s)
*Magna Carta by King John (1215, attempt to establish rights of men within Kingdom)
*Oedipus Rex by Sophocles (kills dad at three roads; married mom by solving riddle of sphnix; gouges eyes with Jocastas broaches; wanders; Creon is friend to kids)
*Oedipus at Colonus by Sophocles (fight between brothers for Oedipus where to bury body for where it is buried shall be holy; Antigone loyal, Polynices, he brother, slain; Oedipus miraculous death)
*Antigone by Sophocles (antiginr fights creon after she buried Polynives! Chorus agrees but too scared to help)
*The Heavenly Life by James Allen
*The Moral Equivalent of War by William James (form an organiazation which gives the camradier of war and military without being military- society needs army like instituitions)
*Philoctetes by Sophocles (On Suffering; Neo is a friend, takes bow by trick but gives back; Odyssys is evil/utilitarian)
*Much Ado About Nothing by Shakesspeare (Villian Claudio?? Sets it up to make it appear Girl?? Cheated on ???; the two wags fall in love)
*Communist Manifesto by Marx (perp/victim)
*Meditations on First Philosophy by Rene Descartes (I am only a thinking thing)
*Odyssesy by Homer
*Siddhartha by Herman Hesse (the seeker becomes on the river with old fairy man)
*King Lear by Shakespeare (Lear goes nuts because Goneril and regan screw him and Cordelia was only true; thin skin; is there justice in universe? All die good and bad!)
*A Mid Summer Nights Dream by Shakespeare (fairies, amazonian, love spells via flowera, pick id funny rhymer, Just enchanting!)
*Alls Well That Ends Well by Shakespeare (Helena chases Bertram for ring and child via tricks)
*The Tempest by Shakesspeare (Prospero gets his dukedom of Naples back after 12 years via magic! Miranda weds Ferdinando- Miranda - brave new world with such people in it!)
*King Henry IV by Shakespeare (Harry son of King Henry redeems himself against Percys; Falstaff is a funny coward)
*Ion by Plato (Ion says a rhapsode knows what to say as general,slave, ruler etc.Soc says no way! You know nothing of generalship//to know good poetry must know bad for Ion only reads Homer and has just returned for a show and winning award!)
*Antony and Cleopatra by Shakespeare (Pompey versus Triumverate of Antony, Lepidus and Ceaser... Ceaser yells at Antony for being soft in Egypr; Antony answers;On eve of war all 3 make peace, Antiny married Ceasers sister to shore up Alliance (Cleo is pissed at this); ceaser then wars with Pompey; Then ceaser and Antiny fight; Antiny loses and thinks Cleopatra was on Ceasers side- kills self; Cleo, as Ceaser was going to take her to Rome as symbol of power, kills self via Aspic: notes: Cleopatra is drama queen; Antonys servant ???? kills himself in grief after deserting Antiny; Roman Republic over)
*Don Quixote (Part I) by Cervantes (Mostly disliked this book; windmills, night at inn)
*The Art of Nonfiction by Ayn Rand (clarity; standing orders)
*An Essay on Criticism by Pope (fools rush in, don't try to be too original - Rand wouldn't like him)
*Agamemnon by Aeschylus (Aga kills Igpjiga his daughter for favorable winds; comes home and Clymestra grandly welcomes him; He is cold says her speech is longer than he was at troy; Cly kills Him and CassandrA (priams daughter)who had come back with aga; Clys lover Ageithia helped because Agas father had boiled Ageithias fathers kids and fed them to him)
*Libation Bearers by Aeschylus (Orestes returns and slays Cly and Iphogjus)
*The Eumenidies by Aeschylus (Orestes chased by Furies... Court case in Athenas court... Apollo on Orestes side... Athenians vote - it's a tie! Athena breaks vote in favor of Orestes and he is pumped. Furies angry! Athena calms them and invites them to live in Athens abd have great honor, after fighting it they agree.. Happy ending... Bonus: Satyr Play, comic relief - Menelaus fights Proteus to figure out how to get home. Dresses like a seal to catch him.. Lol proteus tells of agas fate and says go back to Egypt to make it home)
*Poetics by Aristotle (speaks of plot Importance)
*Peter Pan by JM Barrie (almost just like the movie)
*The Architecture of Bauhaus by Walter Gropius (mass production!)
*The Prince by Machaivelli
*The Life of Cartocheo by Machaivelli
*Agricola by Tacitus( on the great Agricula under Domition... Castigated empire, friendly to Britins)
*The Philosophy of Composition by Edgar Allen Poe (he was not mad, he logically built the Raven; a lot of story telling is getting the ending a building a story to it)
*1984 by George Orwell (Winston Smith and Julia and O'brian and Big Brother in Oceanian; rats; double speak is holding to contradictory ideas astrue)
*The Man Who Thinks Backwards by GK Chesterton (very short essay)
*On the Fear of Death by William Hazlit (you don't cry because statues don't breathe!)
*As You Like It by William Shakespeare (Olivier gets brother Orlando kicked out of Kingdom) Oralndo loves Gantmeade(Rosalind) crossdressing) all married in end)
*Tender Buttons by Gertrude Stein (lyric cubism)
*Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
*Praise of Folly by Desdierrs Erasmus (Everything is ruled by God of Folly, chastises Catholic Church)
*Les Miserables Vol.1 by Victor Hugo (Priest M saves Val Jean with kindness... Valjean becomes Mayor Medliene and a great man... But a Fake Valjran is caught... Fantine has Cossett... Fantine is pathetic chracyer ever... Owes family money who keep cossette)
*Les Miserables Vol. 2 by Victor Hugo (valjean returns and gets cossette from Creul theerisen... End up in church whilat being chased by Javart ... They are in a convent with the man valjean had saved from under buggy... Valjean sneaks out/in with a coffin... They find some peace)
*The Crucible by Arthur Miler (Salem witch trials; girls dance; abailagail was with proctor and she accused Goodie proctor so as to have Proctor to herself; Rev Parris is scared that his daughter betty will be accused of witchcraft (he is a havard guy but fool); rev hale by end fights for proctor ; Proctors soul on the line - caves at first but then because of name being released he gives up and tears confession; Soul is online.. Cf Joan of Arc; Giles is comic relief and dies nobly in end so his sons get land)
*The Crisis of Islam by Bernard Lewis
*The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (Roark does what he loves)
*Aeropagitica by John Milton ( defense of unregulated publication--- censorship in some occassioms)
*There Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston (Janey marries old man... Leaves him for Starks mayor of eaton... He dies and meets her true live TK, they move to evergaldes.. Hurricane. Shoots him in self defence after he gets rabies saving her from drowning, acquitted in trial, people in eaton when Janey returns make fun of her think tk left her and stile her, Janey tells story to friend! I'll did was find out about living!)
*Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose (1 out of 12 says wait let's talk about this... Pulls out same knife... In end determine he's not guilty)
*Madame Bovary by Gustav Flaubert
(Charles, Emma, Leon, Roudolph... Emma cheating, debt, lies... Lives in novels (cf Don Q), kills self with arsenic.. Charles is clueless but then finds letters... And dies of heartbreak in front of daughter)
*This My Sisters House by ????
*Kindred by Octavia Butler (Dana goes back in time to 1815 prebellum south.... Keeps saving Rufus - Kevin her husband comes back...ages 5 years... The rive the fire the fall the rope... Kills Rufus in the end)
*The Portrait of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wild (Basil Hallard paints portrait of handsome and intriguing Dorian Grey... Lord Harry meets Dorian and puts him onto a life of hedonism and amorality.. Dorian wishes to marry Sybil the actress but when she can no longer act well Dorian drops her... She kills herself! Portrait reflects the sins he accrue whilst he stays young... Lives ny yellow book lord Henry gives him. Everything Dorian touches or who he knows is corrupted... Dorian won't show painting to anyone... He does finally show basil and kills him... Deposes of body... But then kills self by stabbing painting... He dies old and wrinkled and picture is pristine on wall)
*Utopia by Thomas More (Holo??? Speaks of this land he has seen)
*The Life of Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare (Timon (tee-mon like a jamacian man) uses and gives money liberally to friends... Loses money an none of friends help; he goes made and lives under beige; it is a problem play)
*The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger (Houkden Caugield doesn't want to grow up; hunting hat)
*The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway (Jake Barnes impotent from war wound; Bret is a flapper... Falls in love with Bullfigyrr Romero... Pointless story emblematic of post wwi mood)
*Dhamapada spoken by The Buddha ( The Dhammapada (Pāli; Prakrit: Dhamapada;[1] Sanskrit Dharmapada) is a versified Buddhist scripture traditionally ascribed to the Buddha himself. It is one of the best-known texts from the Theravada canon.The title, Dhammapada, is a compound term composed of dhamma and pada, each word having a number of denotations and connotations. Generally, dhamma can refer to the Buddha's "doctrine" or an "eternal truth" or "righteousness" or all "phenomena";[3] and, at its root, pada means "foot" and thus by extension, especially in this context, means either "path" or "verse" (cf. "foot (prosody)") or both.[4] English translations of this text's title have used various combinations of these and related words.)
*Enchanted April
*King Arthur and His Knights by Maud L Radford
*The Virtue of Selfishness by Ayn Rand and Nathaniel Branden
***Short Stories and Classic/Informing Movies***
*Story of an Hour by Chopin (woman happy husband is dead but then he isn't)
*Jumping Frog by Twain (Jim Smiley bets on all... Loses to someone who put led in his toad)
*Fat and Thin by Chekov (old friends meet- fat man is a politiacn and as soon as skinny man sees this he acts diffident)
*The Purple Dress by O. Henry
*The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry
*The Passion of Joan of Arc (Movie 1928)
*Maltese Falcon (Movie)
*The Hands by Sherwood Anderson
+Nobody Knows by George Willard
*The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" by Katerine Porter
*The Horse Dealers Daughter by DH Lawrence
*A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connery
*The Three Types of Men in the World by GK Chesterton (very short essay--- professors who rise above common by dispargaung them vs poetS who rise above coomon by showing them their hidden genius- think Dickens)
*The Curse by Andre Dubus (Mitchell winesses rape and does nothing)
*Your Ugly Too by Lorrie Moore (about a sick midwest woman - fucking depressing... About gender confusion)
*landscape And Dreams by Moore (about women as cowlike cretures)
*Tooth and Claw (guy wins a serval cat at bar and Daria the waitress sleeps with him and leavezzz women Are wild animals to tame)
*More Sherlocke Holmes Stories: The Dying dectice (Holnes fakes an illness to capture a killer who is an exepert at healing/Murder in Cashba - go to Algeirs to tract down sone royal who has been wrongly accused of murder, bu he is dead an imposter tries to take his place ( since no one has seen his face) cashba is In Algeirs - tons of langauage spoken there a lawless place/ The Iron Box- at castle - an iron box to be open on new year by heir on leap year... Holmes noticed man who brings it in with one hand and says he must be strong- gold is heavy but at end we find out that Hilmes thought it was empty! And it was! the box couldn't be opened because of a new year technicality so Hilmes comes up with a way around it!)
*Bullet in the Brain by Tobias (about a man who gets shot in a bank robbery---- and the memories he has before he dies because neurons fore faster than bullets)
*The Yellow Face by Doyle (Sherlocke Holmes).... Man thinks wife is cheating on him.. With man with yellow face... But it's actually a black girl from her first marriage... She hid her when first husband died)
*Three Students by Doyle (Sherlocke Hilmes) (students steal test answers... One leaves a cleat tear in table... Sherlocke finds his man)
*Mazarin Stone by Doyle (Sherlocke Holmes)
*The Ice Man by. (about a man made of ice... Literally magical realism)
*The Seventh Man (a mans friend, the seventh man in a self help group, had friend whisked away by a wave... )
*Poor Aunt Story ( a man thinks of a poor aunt and how she is nameless and the aunt gets stuck to her back)
*Mazarin Stone by Doyle
*The Out of Date Murder by Doyle
*Murdeers in the Rue by Poe
*The Emperors New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen
*The Fountainhead Movie with Gary Cooper
*Proof by David Auburn
*Hitch-22 by Christopher Hitchens
*1984 by George Orwell (Twice)
*Power vs Force by David Hawkins
*Medea by Euripides (Medea is like Maria is at tomes. Wicked an vengeful. Kills her own kids)
*Quantum of Solace by Ian Fleming (quantum of solace about a man whose wife plays him: sniper story shoots hand off girl sniper; auction scene to catch Russian spy ; on the boat in seyschelles with bumptiois American ; NYC to warn ex agent she is with a Russian spy)
*The Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
*Macbeth by William Shakespeare
*Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
*A Dead Man's Cellphone by Sarah Ruhl
*A Brave New World by Adolous Huxley
*The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum
*Cyrano de Bergerac by Rostund (Individualism!- I climb alone!)
Twice
*How To Win Friends and Influence People
*Lord of the Flies by William Golding
*A Mid Summer Nights Dream by William Shakespeare
*Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
*Ayn Rand Question and Answer
*Henry V by William Shakespeare (preceded by Richard II (of plantagenet house) henry IV takes richard ii place... But he killed off richard ii and yhe house of henry iv is off to inausoicious form) henry v delas with the rise of lancaster hiuse! France insults the formely reckless Henry V with tennis balls... Uses an ancinet claim to recliam land of England... Battle of Agincourt. Wins. Marries France's King daughter)
*The Winters Tale by William Shakespeare
*The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
*Maltese Falcon by Dashell Hammet
*Iphigenia by Euripides
*the O'Reilly Factor by Bill O'Reilly
*Twelve Million Dollar Stuffed Shark
*Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carol
*Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
*Enthusiasm Makes the Difference by Norman Vincbnt Peale
*A Terrible Love of War by James Hillman
*The Code of the Woosters by PG Wodehouse
*The Aeneid by Virgil (Robert Fagkes Translation) - get music off it. See end of audiobook credits for details
*The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas (danglar starved to death nearly because he starves Edmonds father- made him pay millions for a meal; valetine(with paralyzed grandfather) Edmund saved from posiimjng and morrels son (maximillian) surprised he had saved her - gives her back at Monte Cristo island; Edmund for away with Aidee)
*Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
*The Subjection of Women by JS Mill
*Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler (Kest-Lur like pur)
*The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
CLASSIC, HISTORICAL and DOCUMENTARY MOVIES
*The Big Sleep (Film noir. Humphrey Bogart. Lauren becall Solves crime for old man)
*The Awful Truth (Carey Grant. Romantic comedy. Suspicion leads to divorce)
*A Bad Day at Black Rock (Spencer Tracey --- Millard kaufamn)
*Rick Steves Iran
*vice Squad a travelers guide to nK
*BBC Iran
*The Baader Meinhiff Conolex (the movement 2 June 1968 started it... Baader moron Meinhoff journalist)
*The Battle of Algeirs (French had occupied Algeirs for 130 years but ppl sick of it. Led by Ali Le Point in 19?? Against French police and paratroops... 1962 they get Indy. Ali is killed though
*The Wind That Shakes the Barely
*Battle of Algeors
*Z
*Patton
*The Red Baron
*The Art if the Steal
*Cocaine Cowboys
*The Gathering Storm (Churchill) - annotate
*Into The Storm (5/8/1945 VE//Attlee replaces Churchill)
*Dogtown and Zboys
*The Gospel of John
*Vice Liberia
*The Longest War (Liberia)
*The Trials of Henry Kissenger
*Les Cinte D'Hoffman
*Aida
*La Boheme
*Turandot"
*Diamonds are Forever by Ian Fleming
*The Underground Man by Dtosefsky
*Henry V by William Shakespeare
*On Liberty by JS Mill
*Declarations of Independence by Howard Zinn
*The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis
*Casino Royale by Ian Fleming
*Power vs. Force by David Hawkins
*Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmund Rostund
*The Long Short War by Christopher Hitchens
*The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
*A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
*Raising the Dead by Chauncy Crandall
*The Long Walk by Slavomir (turns out to be a fable)
*Henry V by William Shakespeare
*Hamlet (Mel Gibson) by William Shakespeare
*The Zen Teaching of Huang Po translated by John Blofeld
*The Bomb in My Garden by Mahdi Obeidi
*Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
*Bartleby by Herman Mellville
*Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrel
*Longitude by Dava Sobel (John Harrisons H1-4)
*The Angel Inside by Chris Widener (Success takes years, plan. No mistakes in marble, start with a blow, hands and head are big)
*Frankenstein by Mary Wollenstone Shelly
*The Tao of Wu by RZA
*Hitch-22 by Christopher Hitchens
*Moby Dick by John Melville
*Righteous Indignation by Andrew Breitbart (Timing and sequence of release)
*Mere Christianity by CS Lewis
*Persian Letters by Gertrude Bell
*MacBeth by Shakespeare (Lady Macbeth goes mad. TOMORROW AND TOMORROW)
*The Time Traveller by HG Wells (Eloi ʺoverworld peopleʺ Morlocks ʺunderworldʺ. Goes deep into future and sees earth die as sun burns out)
*1984 by George Orwell
*Thin Air by Jon Krakuer
*One Simple Idea by Stephen Key
*Lolita by Vladmir Nabokov
*Indignation by Philip Roth
*The Richest Man in Babylon
*The Queen of Spades and Other Short Stories by Alexander Pushkin (The Captains Daughter, The Tsars Negro, Dubronsky)
*The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
*Tobermory by Saki
*The Cloak by Gogol
*Au Revoir Les Enfantes (Quientu and Jean Bonnet/Kipplestein at en of movie they say goodbye father, he says goodbye children)
*Agony and Ecstasy (Michelangelo)
*36 chambers of Shaolin
*Eugene Onegin (O-NAY-GIN like win) by Pushkin. Onegin and Tatianna. She was faithful to her husband. Onegin turns her down at first. She remarries. He finds her 6 years later. She rejects him. Yet she love him but is faithful to husband.
*Circumstbace
*21 Days to Baghdad
*The Queen and I
*A Place in the Sand (Somalians refugees going into Kenya and Al-Shabab preventing aide)
*Paper Tiger (About Indonesian deforestation--- terrible. Company doing it is APRIL/ Only 400 Sumatra Tigers left)
Thomas Becket and Henry II// Beckett is Henry's right hand man. They drink and cavort together. But then H2, to get money for wars, Makes Beckett Archbiship of Cantebury. Beckett ends up excommunicating a man who had a preist put to death. The priest should have been tried by the church. H2 okayed the death of the preist. Now Becket and H2 are at odds// H2 has Becket killed, Loves Becket, then has himself lashed after the killing. Becket becomes a saint.///NOTES: While in exile Beckett lives in a monstary and feels tha tthis is ʺtoo easyʺ for him/// Spiritual Genius: Devolution to God/// Spiritual Redtardtion: Condeming the man who had preist killed out of God's love forever.
*Alls Well That Ends Well by Shakespeare (Helena chases Bertram for ring and child via tricks)
*The Tempest by Shakesspeare (Prospero gets his dukedom of Naples back after 12 years via magic! Miranda weds Ferdinando- Miranda - brave new world with such people in it!)
*King Henry IV by Shakespeare (Harry son of King Henry redeems himself against Percys; Falstaff is a funny coward)
*Ion by Plato (Ion says a rhapsode knows what to say as general,slave, ruler etc.Soc says no way! You know nothing of generalship//to know good poetry must know bad for Ion only reads Homer and has just returned for a show and winning award!)
*Antony and Cleopatra by Shakespeare (Pompey versus Triumverate of Antony, Lepidus and Ceaser... Ceaser yells at Antony for being soft in Egypr; Antony answers;On eve of war all 3 make peace, Antiny married Ceasers sister to shore up Alliance (Cleo is pissed at this); ceaser then wars with Pompey; Then ceaser and Antiny fight; Antiny loses and thinks Cleopatra was on Ceasers side- kills self; Cleo, as Ceaser was going to take her to Rome as symbol of power, kills self via Aspic: notes: Cleopatra is drama queen; Antonys servant ???? kills himself in grief after deserting Antiny; Roman Republic over)
*Don Quixote (Part I) by Cervantes (Mostly disliked this book; windmills, night at inn)
*The Art of Nonfiction by Ayn Rand (clarity; standing orders)
*An Essay on Criticism by Pope (fools rush in, don't try to be too original - Rand wouldn't like him)
*Agamemnon by Aeschylus (Aga kills Igpjiga his daughter for favorable winds; comes home and Clymestra grandly welcomes him; He is cold says her speech is longer than he was at troy; Cly kills Him and CassandrA (priams daughter)who had come back with aga; Clys lover Ageithia helped because Agas father had boiled Ageithias fathers kids and fed them to him)
*Libation Bearers by Aeschylus (Orestes returns and slays Cly and Iphogjus)
*The Eumenidies by Aeschylus (Orestes chased by Furies... Court case in Athenas court... Apollo on Orestes side... Athenians vote - it's a tie! Athena breaks vote in favor of Orestes and he is pumped. Furies angry! Athena calms them and invites them to live in Athens abd have great honor, after fighting it they agree.. Happy ending... Bonus: Satyr Play, comic relief - Menelaus fights Proteus to figure out how to get home. Dresses like a seal to catch him.. Lol proteus tells of agas fate and says go back to Egypt to make it home)
*Poetics by Aristotle (speaks of plot Importance)
*Peter Pan by JM Barrie (almost just like the movie)
*The Architecture of Bauhaus by Walter Gropius (mass production!)
*The Prince by Machaivelli
*The Life of Cartocheo by Machaivelli
*Agricola by Tacitus( on the great Agricula under Domition... Castigated empire, friendly to Britins)
*The Philosophy of Composition by Edgar Allen Poe (he was not mad, he logically built the Raven; a lot of story telling is getting the ending a building a story to it)
*1984 by George Orwell (Winston Smith and Julia and O'brian and Big Brother in Oceanian; rats; double speak is holding to contradictory ideas astrue)
*The Man Who Thinks Backwards by GK Chesterton (very short essay)
*On the Fear of Death by William Hazlit (you don't cry because statues don't breathe!)
*As You Like It by William Shakespeare (Olivier gets brother Orlando kicked out of Kingdom) Oralndo loves Gantmeade(Rosalind) crossdressing) all married in end)
*Tender Buttons by Gertrude Stein (lyric cubism)
*Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
*Praise of Folly by Desdierrs Erasmus (Everything is ruled by God of Folly, chastises Catholic Church)
*Les Miserables Vol.1 by Victor Hugo (Priest M saves Val Jean with kindness... Valjean becomes Mayor Medliene and a great man... But a Fake Valjran is caught... Fantine has Cossett... Fantine is pathetic chracyer ever... Owes family money who keep cossette)
Les Miserables Vol. 2 by Victor Hugo (valjean returns and gets cossette from Creul theerisen... End up in church whilat being chased by Javart ... They are in a convent with the man valjean had saved from under buggy... Valjean sneaks out/in with a coffin... They find some peace)
Les Miserables
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Slaughterhoseu 5
Mexifornia
Three Body PRobelm
Guatnaom Diary
NOtes from a Dead House
Saitn Franci Kazansaki
Success if ofr you
Bitcoin Standard
Going INfitie
BLocksize War
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
I Am a Strange Lopp
Hitchhikers’ Guid to teh Galay
Elon Musk (Issaciaosn)
Being You (seth)
The IDea of hte Brain (Cobb)
Project Hail Mary
Gym Launc SEcrtes
Balland of Songsirds and Snaeks
The Painted Bird
Extrairondy Leaderhseip
Creaivity, Inc.
$100M Offers
The death of Ivan Ilyshc
Cral Jung (Vernon
THe poewr of Visualint (PUls)
REality +
Trillion Dolar Coach
Cynical THeiores
James nd ginat peach
Livgn witht eh Haimlay Masters
Amplify Your LInfelucne
Pution: Prisone rof POwer
The Courga to be Free (DeSanties)
The Ego Tunel
Chruchill and Orwell
Ship of Folls
The Night in Lisonb
Bourgeous Equlaity
Recursion
A Matter of Interptation
The Black Sun (Marlan)
The Virgin Way
The Place oft he Lion
One Dman THing AFter another
Projections (Diesseritoh)
PRinpcles for Dlian wtih teh Chagine World Order
Life Force (Roobisn)
Second Hand Time
The Matrix and PHilsophy
The AUritaion MOmen
Deep Work
Bitcoin Billioaners
The Red Book
Beohd ORder
Atomcin Habis
Greenlights
THe TB12 Method
Lupoin
Reay Pleyr two
THe mony Plot
How Fascism works
The Dakr Forest
Disgrace
Critail thoer a very short indorutcion
LInco int eh Bardo
Many LIves, Many Masettres
Draual
Foudnation (Asimove)
The Platonic Traiditon (Kreet0
Can’t hurt me
What it Tkaes
Huatintgs (Hollis)
Superinteilligence (Bostrom)
The Milinar Booket
The Sory of my LIfe (Helen Kller)
Trpic of Cnacer0
ON Guard (Craig)
The Road to Wigen Pier
A history fo fascin (Payne)
Mape sof Menaing
The worry trick
Orthodox (Chesterson)
The idiot
Homage to Cataolina
Ordinary Men
Saint Thomas (Chesteron)
AMerican Psychosis
The E-mty Resviisted
Antying you Wnat (Sivers)
12 Rules for life
Red Famine
THe Psychology fo Peromfance
Don’t CHoke (Plyer)
HIgh Perfomrance Habits
If on a Winte’rs Nigth a Travler
Hit Refresh
Da Vinci (Isssasonc)
Finding my virginty
Be Obsseed or be avera
Ready Paleyr one
Total Recall (Arnold bio)
Aristorle for Everybody (adler)
The Rpae of Nanking
THe Crowd (le bon)
Unsahlabe (RObbins)
Bueisns Serest the Trappist Monks
The Four Obession fo a Extaraionry executruive
What doesn’t Kill us
Onward (Schultz)
In the Plex
Ho wto think liek Da VINc
ACIM
Settle for more
Hilbby Ielgey
The SOul fo teh world (Scurton)
REletnelss
A curfdmugeion guide to getting ahead
Autobigorahy of Ben franklih
Letters to an American Farmer
Equinao
Rhinoers UScdess
Suer bria n
Snowcrash
Born STanding up
Level Up your Life
Peak
Liek Wtaer for chocatel
1984 dramatized
Waek up and Live
Life after life
Cosopmolies
Ho to read a book (adler
Plato’s repibc
Ahcvien personal success (peale)
ENdruacne
A surival guid eor life (bryllls)
Postive imagin (Pleale)
You can overcome any problem (peale)
A passion to Win
Homicide (sion)
The unbearalbe lightness of being
Titan
It’s hat I do (Addario)
The Obstacle is the Way
So Good tey can’t ignroe you
THe art of learning
The Argnuts
THe Rainbow comes and goes
Walkgin teh HImalys
Psychopoath of everytday life
Civliznato nad its discontents
The art of fiction (Rand)
Grit
Preidacitly irraiotnal
The 22 Immutale laws of marketing
THe ONE Thing
Naked Luch
Up from slaery
Dreams form MY father
The HTELreing Sky
The SOulf sof Black folds
The 10x ruel
The school of rgtrenatess
Battle Hymn of the Tgier Mother
AksGary Vee
The Greate rJoureny
Law 101
Liv ean Let die
Pilgrim’s Progress
THe elmetns of eloquence
Via Nuvoa
RUels from Radaila
Hiter: HIistory in an hour
THe CoNfidnec Gap
80/20 Slaea nd Markeitn
Motivaiotnal Legnes
Modern Shcolr: QUnatisou
Modern Schoalr Dnate
THe Way of Men
The ISIS Solution
I wnat Burning
What was Harriet butan
Vicotry Wewe make tigns an dwhy ti amkers
th eman nobdoy nknows
Tesmten betrayed
The Road to SErfordom
Anne Frank
THe ISIS APoclyela
Between the WOrld and Me
Marxism (Sowell)
Thomas Jefferosn and tripoli pirtsa
Extrem ownership
ANgel Davis SPeaks
Underworld
The Delvis’ Pleasure Placew
Long walk to freedom
Dleivering happpienss
Scrum
Satand Serious
42nd Parelale
Paraido list
with te olld breed
Gulag ARchipetel