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Open Thread for Recommended Reading in 2014

By Jill Pyeatt on December 27, 2013 3:12 PM

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We had a thread like this last year . Anyone who has read a book that you think other IPR readers might like can post about it here.

Here’s to hoping that 2014 is a breakthrough year for liberty lovers and for third parties!

Jill Pyeatt

Jill Pyeatt is a small-business owner and jewelry designer from Southern California. She currently serves on the Judicial Committee of the Libertarian Party of CA. She can be found on Facebook and Twitter.

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  1. langa December 30, 2013

    For kids (or their intellectual equivalents), “The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible” by Ken Schooland is quite good.

  2. Andy December 29, 2013

    A few more…

    Ron Paul – The Revolution: A Manifesto

    Harry Browne – The Great Libertarian Offer

    Harry Browne – Liberty A – Z: 872 Libertarian Soundbites You Can Use Right Now

    Larken Rose – How To Be A Successful Tyrant

  6. Andy December 29, 2013

    Harry Browne – Why Government Doesn’t Work

    G. Edward Griffin – The Creature From Jekyll Island: A Second Look At The Federal Reserve System

    Marc Stevens – Adventures In Legal Land

    Larken Rose – The Most Dangerous Superstition

  8. John Lewis Mealer December 28, 2013

    You can get mine free from my website… Mealer Initiative 2014 (JL Mealer).

    But if you want to be entertained, find a Dean Koontz book or one by Cynthia Justlin.

  10. Mark Axinn December 27, 2013

    Here’s a link to two novels set during the American Revolution from an LRC writer. Both are available on Amazon in Kindle and print.

    Halestorm is an adult novel about Nathan Hale, the American spy captured and hanged by the British in September 1776. Abducting Arnold, a brand-new novel about a plot to capture Benedict Arnold after he betrayed Gen.Washington at West Point, presents a libertarian explanation for the treason.

    Full disclosure: I know the writer really, really well so I am biased, but they are both damn good books!

    http://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/a-boxed-set-on-boxing-day/

  11. Jill Pyeatt Post author | December 27, 2013

    Thanks, Dale! I’m running a list of items to order from Amazon on payday.

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