HERE’S a list of books mentioned as worth reading by various Liberty Net participants; if you find something you disagree with here, be aware that free speech means being able to read, promote, and publish all ideas even if they challenge current beliefs.

Recommended by Nyssa, K4HZY:

Many of these books have been mentioned and discussed on the Liberty Net over the years. To make it easier to find the topics in which you may be interested, they are broken down into categories by subject and alphabetized by title.

Most of these are available in hard copy and Kindle formats while others are only available in one format. Some are becoming difficult to find, so you may have to check out your local library or search in used book stores or online sources to find them.

(Note: Some links are to Kindle format books, but most are also available in paperback or hardback versions. Just choose the format desired from the landing page.)

Non-Fiction

Banking and Finance

• Lucifer’s Banker – Bradley C. Birkenfeld

Business and Technology

• Bitcoin Basics: Creating and Investing in Bitcoins – Benjamin Tideas
• The Oracle Speaks: Warren Buffett In His Own Words – edited by David Andrews

History

• America Invades – Christopher Kelly and Stuart Laycock
• Cold a Long Time: An Alpine Mystery – John Leake
• JFK and LBJ – Godfrey Hodgson
• Only Victims: A Study of Show Business Blacklisting – Robert Vaughn

Non-Fiction Books about the Manhattan Project

• American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer – by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin
• 109 East Palace – by Jennet Conant
• Brotherhood of the Bomb – Gregg Herken
• The Making of the Atomic Bomb – Richard Rhodes
• Tuxedo Park – Jennet Conant

Nutrition and Health

• The End of Overeating – David A. Kessler, MD
• Know What You’re Buying – How to Read Food Labels – C.D. Shelton
• Once Upon a Lyme: A Tale of Two Journeys – Cynthia Hamilton

Fiction

Financial Thrillers

• Gold Street – Kathy T. Kale
• The House’s Money – Owen Sullivan
• Shell Game – Joseph Badal
• STEAMROLL Through the Black Box of Bankruptcy – Tom Ingram

Historical Fiction

• Allegiance – Kermit Roosevelt
• Freedom – William Safire

Political Thrillers

• The Blood of Tyrants – Peter S. Fischer
• The Declaration – William Hirsch
• Debtor Nation – Jim Staack
• Divided We Stand – Howard Steinberg
• The Faithless – Allan Airish
• Powers Not Delegated – Rodney Page
• The Terror of Tyrants – Peter S. Fischer

Speculative Fiction

• 8.4 – Peter Hernon
• Atlas Shrugged – Ayn Rand
• Broken River – Sam Penny
• The Camp of the Saints – Jean Raspail
• On Pens and Needles – L.D. Coons
• The Planner – Alexandra Swann
• Prisoners of the Williwaw – Ed Griffin

Technothrillers

• Daemon – Daniel Suarez
• The Utah Code Breaker – Denver Acey

And just for some laughs and to lighten the mood

• The Gladimere Stories: Laugh-out-loud Stories of Childhood in the Nuclear Age – Preston Trombly
• Memoirs of a Bad Dog – Curtis Moser

 

Recommended by members of the net and the 3950.net chat:

• The Psychotic Left – Kerry Bolton – Non-fiction, History
• The Final Jihad – Martin Keating – Fiction, Political Thriller

The Enemies Trilogy by Matthew Bracken
The first hundred pages of each novel in the Enemies Trilogy may be read at

Ememies Foreign and Domestic.com

• Enemies Foreign and Domestic – A novel about the cost of freedom in the age of terror
• Domestic Enemies: The Reconquista – A novel about the deconstruction of the American national identity and the loss of the Southwest
• Foreign Enemies and Traitors – A novel about defending the Constitution during a dirty civil war and the Greater Depression

Recommended by Kevin, WB4AIO:

• • • A Treatise on Political Economy
    • Erectus Walks Amongst Us
    • The Future of Man
    • The Jewish Strategy
    • The Law
    • The Origins of Christianity
    • Which Way, Western Man
    • William Gayley Simpson