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Fundamentals of Aerospace Engineering
Fundamentals of Aerospace Engineering covers an undergraduate, introductory course to aeronautical engineering and aims at combining theory and practice to provide a comprehensive, thorough introduction to the fascinating, yet complex discipline of aerospace engineering.
A NASA Guide to Engines
NASA
This educators guide has been created for grades 9-12 to aid in teaching math, physics, and chemistry
concepts from the viewpoint of propulsion and aeronautics. The guide is aligned to the national mathematics
and science standards. Teaches about the types of engines, chemistry, physics, and the future.
Aliens on the Moon
Gil Carlson
Presents theories and evidence suggesting that there may be alien bases on the moon
and that the US government may have known about this for decades. Carlson discusses
the photographs and videos taken by NASA during the Apollo missions and suggests that
they contain evidence of artificial structures on the moon. He also explores the idea
that the moon may be an artificial satellite.
Behold A Pale Horse
William Cooper
Discusses various conspiracy theories and alternative views on historical and current
events. The book covers topics such as the JFK assassination, secret government programs,
the Illuminati, and the New World Order. The book also explores the relationship between
extraterrestrial beings and the United States government.
Earth's Forbidden Secrets
Maxwell Igan
Covers topics such as the ancient astronauts theory, the pyramids and other megalithic
structures, the origins of religion, and the possible existence of advanced technologies
in ancient times. Igan also explores the concept of consciousness and the potential for
transhuman evolution beyond our current understanding.
We Are Not Alone
Annette de Jonge
This text details evidence to support the idea that we have already been visited by aliens,
based on history from various religions and cultures. In the second part, de Jonge details
her personal experience interacting with extraterrestials, alongside claims and backstory
that her ancestors were also visited by alien life forms.
New texts coming soon!
The Anthropology section is currently being curated. Soon you'll find books and documents exploring human origins, culture, symbolism, rituals, social structures, evolution, and the incredible diversity of human experience across time and place.
Dalí and Surrealism
Educational Resource
An accessible introduction to Salvador Dalí and the wider Surrealist movement.
Explores how Surrealist artists blended dream imagery, symbolism, and unexpected
juxtapositions to challenge traditional ideas of reality, perception, and the self.
Astrological Birthday Book
Leo Bernart
A classic birthday reference that gives a brief character sketch for each day of the year, along with zodiac
and planetary influences, so you can look up anyone’s “astrological twin.”
Complete Book of Astrology
Ada Aubin & June Rifkin
A modern handbook that goes beyond simple sun-sign horoscopes, with step-by-step explanations and worksheets
to help you interpret your full birth chart and explore your strengths and potentials.
Mithra's Intro to Esoteric Astrology
Masato Tojo, Ph.D.
An introduction to soul-centered, esoteric astrology that looks at the chart as a map of the soul’s evolution.
Draws on Japanese, Chinese, Iranian, and Hellenistic sources connected to Mithraic cosmology.
Learning Astrology
Damian Sharp
A beginner-friendly guide that explains planets, signs, houses, and aspects in clear language, with examples
and exercises to help you start reading charts on your own.
Notes on the Signs of the Zodiac
A.S. Writer
Course notes that outline the zodiac signs, elements, triplicities, quadruplicities, and planetary aspects,
presented within the tropical system for students of astrology.
Western Astrology
Dr. Anil Kumar Porwal
A concise introduction to the basic concepts of Western astrology—horoscopes, houses, aspects, and how
planetary positions at a given moment are used to interpret life events and personality.
You and Your Birthchart
James Lynn Page
A practical guide to understanding your natal chart: what it suggests about your personality, life direction,
and key chart rulers, with examples that show how astrology works in real lives.
The New World Order
Ralph Epperson
Argues that there is a powerful group of individuals and organizations that are working towards a single world
government, known as the New World Order. Epperson believes that this group has been working behind the scenes
for decades, using their control of government, finance, and media to gradually push towards this goal.
The Franklin Coverup
John W. DeCamp
This book centers around the Franklin Credit Union scandal, which involved allegations of a child prostitution
ring in Omaha, Nebraska. According to the book, high-ranking officials were involved in the abuse and exploitation
of children, with some allegedly participating in ritualistic and Satanic practices.
Behold A Pale Horse
William Cooper
Discusses various conspiracy theories and alternative views on historical and current events. The book covers
topics such as the JFK assassination, secret government programs, the Illuminati, and the New World Order.
The book also explores the relationship between extraterrestrial beings and the United States government.
Rule by Secrecy
Jim Marrs
The history of secret societies and their influence on world events, from ancient times to the present day. It
delves into conspiracy theories and hidden agendas, and suggests that many of the most significant historical
events have been shaped by secret societies and their members.
Cellular Cosmogony
Cyrus Teed
Cellular Cosmogony is a cosmological theory developed by Cyrus Teed, also known as Koresh. The theory
postulates that the universe exists within a concave sphere, with the Earth located at the center. The stars,
planets, and other celestial bodies are all contained within this sphere and are the result of the Earth's
electromagnetic field interacting with particles of light.
Parallel Worlds
Michio Kaku
Argues that the laws of physics, particularly the principles of quantum mechanics, suggest the existence of
parallel worlds that coexist alongside our own. Kaku explains that these parallel worlds could be formed through
the process of cosmic inflation after the Big Bang, each universe emerging with its own physical laws.
Surprising Things About the Universe
Manjunath R
Surprising Things About the Universe explores the most fascinating and mind-bending aspects of the cosmos,
from its origins and ongoing expansion to the strange and exotic phenomena that populate it.
The Essence of Astronomy
Edward W. Price
A clear and accessible introduction to astronomy, covering the history of the science, the solar system,
stellar evolution, galaxies, and core cosmological concepts. Excellent for students and general readers.
The Franklin Coverup
John W. DeCamp
This book centers around the Franklin Credit Union scandal, which involved allegations of a child
prostitution ring in Omaha, Nebraska. According to the book, high-ranking officials were allegedly
involved in the abuse and exploitation of children, with some participating in ritualistic or
Satanic-themed activities.
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Cryptozoology
Vladimir Stankovic
An art project that gathers text from Wikipedia and compiles it into a beautifully illustrated
encyclopedia of cryptids, including the Loch Ness Monster, Chupacabra, Mothman, Jersey Devil,
Yeti, and many more.
Most Dangerous Secret Societies
James Jackson
Explores the possibility of powerful secret groups operating behind the scenes, influencing society from the
shadows and potentially shaping world events through hidden networks and covert influence.
Codex Magica
Texe Marrs
A deep dive into occult symbolism and the alleged signs and gestures used by secret societies. Marrs argues
that groups such as the Illuminati, the Freemasons, and Skull and Bones have long worked toward establishing a
New World Order, leaving behind symbolic clues hidden in plain sight.
Improve Privacy
Anonymous
A fascinating document found on a Dark Web forum, written by a user going by the alias
Charles Darwin. It outlines practical, fast, and highly effective techniques for improving online
privacy, blocking ads, and securing your browsers against tracking and surveillance.
Beginner's Cannabis Growing Guide
420 Beginner
A beginner-oriented overview of indoor cannabis cultivation, outlining how to plan a first grow, set up a
basic environment, start seeds, and understand the general stages leading up to a first harvest.
Autistic Schizophrenic Children
Freedman, Ebin, Wilson
A historical study examining the experimental use of LSD-25 with autistic and schizophrenic children, exploring
its perceived therapeutic value at the time and documenting observations, outcomes, and ethical questions.
Magic Mushroom Grower's Guide
Erowid
A well-known guide associated with the early internet drug culture, summarizing basic cultivation concepts for
psilocybin mushrooms and outlining common methods discussed among first-time growers.
The Doors of Perception
Aldous Huxley
Huxley’s classic essay recounting his mescaline experience and reflecting on consciousness, perception, and the
limits of ordinary awareness. Blends personal narrative, philosophy, and the history of visionary experience.
The Private Sea: LSD & the Search for God
William Braden
Examines the accounts of people who have used LSD in spiritual or religious contexts, exploring how psychedelic
experiences intersect with questions of faith, mysticism, and the nature of the divine.
The Electric Koolaid Acid Test
Tom Wolfe
A nonfiction chronicle of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, their cross-country bus trip in the psychedelic
era, and the broader counterculture movement surrounding LSD, music, and experimental living in 1960s America.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Hunter Thompson
A wild, semi-autobiographical novel following journalist Raoul Duke and his attorney Dr. Gonzo on a chaotic,
drug-fueled trip to Las Vegas that satirizes the demise of the 1960s counterculture and the American Dream.
The Anarchist's Cookbook
William Powell
A highly controversial 1971 publication associated with radical politics, known for its discussions of sabotage,
improvised weapons, and underground culture. Frequently debated for its ethical and legal implications.
Anarchy Cookbook Version 2000
William Powell
A later compilation in the same controversial lineage, reflecting late-90s and early-2000s underground culture,
with emphasis on hacking, phreaking, surveillance, and other topics tied to digital-age “anarchy” themes.
Simulations of God
John Lilly
Lilly reflects on altered states of consciousness reached through psychedelics and sensory deprivation tanks,
arguing that such states can feel like encounters with a “higher” or transcendent reality and can radically
shift one’s worldview and spiritual understanding.
The Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx & Frederick Engels
Advocates for the overthrow of capitalist society and the establishment of a classless society in which the means of production are collectively owned and controlled. 
1984
George Orwell
In a totalitarian state ruled by Big Brother, every aspect of life is controlled and surveilled. The novel
follows Winston Smith, a low-ranking Party member who secretly rebels against the oppressive regime and begins
to question the nature of truth, memory, and freedom.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
A whimsical tale of young Alice, who falls down a rabbit hole into a bizarre world filled with talking animals,
shifting logic, and nonsensical rules. She navigates strange encounters—from the Mad Hatter’s tea party to the
Queen of Hearts’ court—while trying to find her way home.
Animal Farm
George Orwell
A political allegory in which farm animals overthrow their human owner in hopes of building an equal society.
As the pigs consolidate power, the revolution’s ideals are corrupted and the farm descends into a new form of
dictatorship.
Brave New World
Aldous Huxley
A dystopian future where people are genetically engineered, conditioned, and drugged into compliance with a
rigid social order. Pleasure, consumption, and stability are valued above individuality, authenticity, and
genuine emotion.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Hunter Thompson
Follows journalist Raoul Duke and his attorney Dr. Gonzo on a chaotic, drug-fueled road trip to Las Vegas, where
they are supposed to cover a motorcycle race but instead plunge into a surreal, paranoid odyssey through
American excess.
Holes
Louis Sachar
Stanley Yelnats is sent to a remote juvenile detention camp where boys are forced to dig holes every day in the
desert. The story weaves together curses, family history, buried treasure, and friendship into a darkly comic,
ultimately hopeful narrative.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Ken Kesey
Set in a mental institution ruled by the authoritarian Nurse Ratched, the novel follows the rebellious Randle
McMurphy as he challenges her control. It explores themes of institutional power, conformity, and the resilience
of the human spirit.
Starmaker
Olaf Stapledon
A sweeping philosophical science fiction work in which an unnamed narrator journeys through space and time,
witnessing the rise and fall of countless civilizations and forms of consciousness, ultimately encountering the
enigmatic “Starmaker” behind creation.
The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho
A modern fable about Santiago, a shepherd who follows a recurring dream all the way to the Egyptian pyramids.
Along his journey he meets mentors, omens, and obstacles that teach him about purpose, love, and listening to
his heart.
The DaVinci Code
Dan Brown
Symbologist Robert Langdon and cryptologist Sophie Neveu race across Europe to unravel a conspiracy involving
the Holy Grail and a secret society. Their quest takes them through art, architecture, and religious history as
they decode hidden messages and evade a dangerous adversary.
The Giver
Lois Lowry
In a seemingly perfect society without pain or deep emotion, Jonas is chosen to become the Receiver of Memory
and inherits the community’s forgotten history. The truths he learns force him to question the foundations of
his world.
The Great Gatsby
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Through the eyes of Nick Carraway, the novel follows enigmatic millionaire Jay Gatsby and his obsessive love for
Daisy Buchanan. It captures the glitter, excess, and moral decay of 1920s American high society.
The Phantom Tollbooth
Norton Juster
Bored Milo drives through a mysterious tollbooth and enters the Kingdom of Wisdom, where he must rescue the
princesses Rhyme and Reason. Along the way he discovers the joys of curiosity, learning, and language.
Paradise Rot
Jenny Hval
A surreal, body-horror-infused novel about Jo, a young woman who moves to a new country to study and ends up
living in a decaying warehouse with a mysterious roommate. It explores tangled themes of identity, sexuality,
obsession, and dissolution.
Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Process
Department of Defense
A declassified government document examining hypnosis, advanced meditation, brainwave entrainment, and altered
states of consciousness. It discusses concepts like the holographic universe and techniques intended to shift or
expand human awareness.
KGB Aliens
Ukrainian Newspaper
A translated clipping from a Ukrainian newspaper reporting an alleged KGB incident involving UFOs and aliens,
including a sensational claim that several KGB members were turned to stone. Its truth is doubtful, but it makes
for a fascinating read.
How and What to Grow In a Kitchen Garden of One Acre
Darlington and Moll
A 1988 publication on turning a small property into an efficient homestead, showing how to grow and produce
much of what you need for your kitchen on about an acre of land.
Manual of Gardening
L.H. Bailey
A practical 1910 guide to planning home grounds and growing flowers, fruits, and vegetables for household use.
Includes charming traces of its history in old library slips and stamps—a reminder of past readers nearly a
century ago.
Up From the Ground
Robin Mittenthal
A friendly guide for organic gardeners, covering vegetables, flowers, and herbs. It emphasizes simple, sensible
explanations of why each technique matters and how it benefits the health of your garden.
Vegetable Garden for All
United Nations
A pamphlet from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization that walks readers through planning, starting, and
maintaining a small backyard vegetable garden for household food security.
The Final Mysteries of Exploration
John Buchan
A reflective look at the last great age of exploration, tracing the stories of adventurers
who pushed into the world’s remaining “blank spaces” on the map. Beyond charts and routes,
it considers the inner landscape of explorers themselves—risk, curiosity, and the search for
meaning at the edges of the known world.
Intro to Gender
Penelope Eckert & Sally McConnell-Ginet
An excerpt from Language and Gender outlining foundational ideas about gender as a social and linguistic
construct. A concise introduction to the concepts that shaped contemporary gender studies.
The Politics Book
DK Publishing
A highly visual overview of political theory, major ideologies, and influential thinkers
throughout history. Designed as an accessible introduction, it breaks down complex concepts
like democracy, authoritarianism, liberty, justice, and state power into clear,
digestible explanations.
The Anarchist’s Cookbook
William Powell
A controversial 1971 publication that includes instructions for sabotage, improvised devices,
and anti-establishment tactics. Notorious for its political tone and the author’s later regret
over writing it, it remains an infamous document in discussions of extremism, censorship, and
free expression.
Anarchy Cookbook 2000
Anonymous
A modernized follow-up circulating online in the early 2000s, focusing on hacking,
phreaking, surveillance evasion, social engineering, and digital-age disruptions. Unlike
the original, this version reflects the technological anxieties and underground internet
culture of the era.
Rule by Secrecy
Jim Marrs
A historical investigation into secret societies and their alleged influence on global events, from antiquity
to modern times. Marrs explores hidden agendas, political power structures, and theories about how covert
groups may have shaped key moments in world history.
The Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft
H.P. Lovecraft
A comprehensive collection of Lovecraft’s influential cosmic horror writings—stories, novellas, and poems that
introduced ancient beings, forbidden knowledge, and the unsettling vastness of an uncaring universe. His work
remains foundational to modern horror.
Paradise Rot
Jenny Hval
A surreal, atmospheric novel following Jo, a student who moves to a remote island and becomes entangled in a
strange, decaying environment and an unsettling relationship. Blurring body horror, sexuality, and dreamlike
imagery, the book explores obsession, identity, and the porous boundary between self and world.
Flatland
Edwin Abbott
A classic novella set in a two-dimensional world, following a humble Square as he learns about dimensions beyond
his own. Through satire and mathematical imagination, it challenges readers to think beyond limited perspectives
and consider broader possibilities of existence.
Secrets of Mental Math
Arthur Benjamin & Matthew Shermer
A practical guide to performing fast and accurate mental calculations. Covers shortcuts, patterns, and memory
techniques that can simplify arithmetic and make everyday math more intuitive.
Egyptian Book of the Dead
Translated by E.A. Wallis Budge
A foundational collection of ancient Egyptian funerary texts designed to guide the deceased safely through the
afterlife. These spells, prayers, and ritual instructions describe the soul’s journey, trials, and judgment in
the underworld.
Industrial Society and Its Future
Theodore Kaczynski
Also known as The Unabomber Manifesto, this text critiques modern technological society, arguing that
industrial and technological progress undermine human freedom and damage the natural world. It advocates for a
radically simpler way of living.
The Value of Psychotic Experience
Alan Watts
Watts argues that psychotic or visionary experiences can offer meaningful insights into consciousness and the
human condition. Instead of dismissing them as pathology, he suggests examining them with openness and curiosity.
Into the Wild
Jon Krakauer
The true story of Christopher McCandless, who abandoned his possessions to wander North America and ultimately
journey into the Alaskan wilderness. The book explores themes of wanderlust, transcendence, idealism, and the
search for authentic meaning.
The Electric Koolaid Acid Test
Tom Wolfe
A nonfiction account of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters as they crisscross America in a psychedelic bus named
Further. Wolfe documents the rise of the 1960s counterculture, the use of LSD, the Grateful Dead scene,
and the era’s experimental spirit.
Alchemy: The Great Secret
David V. Black
A presentation on the history of alchemy and its relationship to early chemistry, completed at the Walden School
of Liberty Arts. It discusses the Elixir of Life, key figures, important texts, and artworks connected to
alchemical and occult traditions.
Complete Prophecies of Nostradamus
David V. Black
An overview of the life and legacy of Nostradamus, the 16th-century French astrologer and physician best known
for his prophetic quatrains in Les Propheties. The text looks at how his writings have been interpreted
and reinterpreted as predictions of future events.
The Dragon Book of Essex
Andrew D. Chumbley
A modern grimoire that presents ritual, visionary, and initiatory material within a dragon-centered magical
current. It includes instructions for ceremonies, invocations, and other occult practices rooted in a
syncretic, esoteric tradition.
Three Books Of Occult Philosophy
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa
A cornerstone text of Western esotericism from the early 16th century. Agrippa surveys natural magic,
numerology, astrology, Kabbalah, angelology, and the occult properties of minerals, plants, and animals.
The Forbidden Universe
Lynn Picknett & Clive Prince
Explores the history of “heretical” and esoteric ideas—from alchemy and astrology to Gnosticism and mystical
strands of Christianity—and argues that these traditions helped shape key scientific and philosophical
developments in the West.
The Secret Teachings of All Ages
Manly P. Hall
A sprawling encyclopedia of esoteric symbolism and occult philosophy, covering mystical traditions, mythologies,
secret societies, and the hidden meanings behind rituals, allegories, and sacred texts from around the world.
The Urantia Book
Unknown
A 20th-century spiritual and philosophical text presenting an intricate cosmology and theology. It discusses the
nature of God, the structure and history of the universe, the life of Jesus, and humanity’s spiritual destiny.
Into the Wild
Jon Krakauer
The true story of Christopher McCandless, who leaves behind his possessions and travels across North America,
ultimately venturing into the Alaskan wilderness. The book explores themes of wanderlust, idealism,
self-discovery, and the search for authenticity in a modern world.
Allegory of the Cave
Plato
Plato’s famous allegory in which prisoners, confined to a cave, perceive only shadows of reality. When one
prisoner is freed and experiences the outside world, he discovers that the shadows were mere illusions. The text
serves as a metaphor for human ignorance, enlightenment, and the transformative pursuit of true knowledge.
Critique of Pure Reason
Immanuel Kant
Kant’s foundational work in epistemology and metaphysics, examining how the mind structures experience. He
argues that while knowledge begins with experience, it is shaped by innate concepts and categories that govern
how we understand the world—thus defining the limits and possibilities of human reason.
Poetry of Sappho
Sappho
The surviving fragments of Sappho’s lyrical poetry are celebrated for their emotional depth and vivid
expression of love, longing, and desire. Her work holds an important place in LGBTQ+ history and remains a
cornerstone of ancient Greek literature.
Tech Poems
Luke T. Bergero
A collection of short, playful poems reflecting on the relationship between technology and human experience.
Bergero’s writing blends humor, introspection, and modern anxieties, inviting readers to consider how
technology shapes emotion, connection, and creativity.
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Intro to Psychology
Martha Lally & Suzanne Valentine-French
A foundational overview of psychology—the scientific study of mind and behavior. This introductory text explains
major concepts, approaches, and research methods, exploring how mental processes and actions are shaped by both
biology and environment.
The Final Mysteries of Exploration
John Buchan
A reflective text about the limitations of physical exploration. While the natural world offers endless wonders,
Buchan suggests that the deepest mysteries lie within human thought, emotion, and inner experience—territory
that must be explored to truly understand life.
Foundations of Quantum Theory
Klaas Landsman
A comprehensive examination of the conceptual and mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics. Landsman
explores the historical development of quantum theory, major interpretations, philosophical implications, and
how the theory reshapes our understanding of physical reality.
A History of God
Karen Armstrong
A sweeping historical study of how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have conceptualized God over time. Armstrong
examines shifting beliefs, cultural influences, and the evolution of monotheism across centuries.
A Hunger for God
John Piper
A Christian exploration of spiritual longing, emphasizing prayer, fasting, and devotion as pathways to a deeper
connection with God and a more purposeful life.
Babylonian Magic and Sorcery
Leonard W. King
A study of ancient Babylonian magical practices, including incantations, divination, ritual objects, and their
role in daily religious life. Offers insight into early Near Eastern spirituality.
Be Here Now
Ram Dass
A spiritual guide blending Eastern philosophy, Western psychology, and personal narrative. Encourages mindful
living, self-discovery, and inner peace through present-moment awareness.
Bhagavad Gita
Indian Religious Text
A foundational Hindu scripture featuring a dialogue between Arjuna and Krishna about duty, morality, devotion,
and the nature of the self. Central to Indian philosophy and spirituality.
God
Manjuaneth.R
A reflective exploration of divine symbolism, ritual, and theological concepts surrounding the Supreme Being—
omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, and eternal.
Mere Christianity
C.S. Lewis
A clear and accessible defense of Christian belief, covering morality, the nature of God, and the meaning of
Christian life. A modern classic of Christian theology.
Misquoting Jesus
Bart Ehrman
A scholarly look at how the New Testament has been copied, edited, and transformed over time, revealing the
complexity and human influence behind biblical texts.
On Surviving Reincarnation
Joy Laine
A scholarly article examining scientific and philosophical perspectives on reincarnation and consciousness.
Quran
Islamic Religious Text
The central scripture of Islam, containing revelations given to Prophet Muhammad. Covers theology, morality,
social law, human purpose, and the afterlife across 114 chapters.
The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ
Levi Dowling
A mystical retelling of the life of Jesus, combining Eastern and Western spiritual traditions, offering cosmic
interpretations of Christ’s teachings.
The Book of Enoch
Jewish Religious Text
An ancient text describing visions of heaven, divine judgment, the Watchers, and cosmic order. Influential in
early Jewish mysticism and Christian thought.
The Forgotten Books of Eden
Religious Text
A collection of ancient writings—Adam and Eve, Enoch, Solomon, and more—that expand on biblical narratives,
exploring creation, sin, redemption, and spiritual wisdom.
The Holy Bible
Religious Text
The foundational text of Christianity, containing the Old and New Testaments—covering creation, prophecy,
the life of Jesus, and the early church.
The Triumphant Church
Kenneth Hagan
A Christian teaching on spiritual authority, faith, prayer, and overcoming adversity through divine power.
The Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis
A satirical and philosophical novel written as letters from a senior demon to his nephew, exploring temptation,
human weakness, spiritual growth, and moral struggle.
Starmaker
Olaf Stapledon
A sweeping philosophical sci-fi novel tracing the evolution of life, consciousness, and civilization across the
cosmos. An unnamed narrator travels through space and time, witnessing alien worlds and ultimately encountering
the enigmatic cosmic creator known as the “Starmaker.”
Simulations of God
John Lilly
A scientific–philosophical exploration of consciousness based on Lilly’s work with psychedelics, isolation
tanks, and altered states. He examines how these experiences can shift perception, reveal new models of reality,
and challenge traditional understandings of the mind.
What I Believe
Alfred Korzybski
A foundational text in general semantics in which Korzybski argues that language shapes — and often distorts —
our understanding of reality. By recognizing the limits and inaccuracies built into our linguistic systems, we
can think more clearly, communicate more effectively, and reduce misunderstandings.
The Lottery
Shirley Jackson
A chilling story about a small town that conducts an annual lottery—whose “winner” is violently sacrificed by
the community. Jackson’s classic critique of tradition, conformity, and collective violence.
The Monkey's Paw
W.W. Jacobs
A supernatural tale warning of the dangers of greed and tampering with fate. A cursed monkey’s paw grants
three wishes, each carrying devastating and unforeseen consequences.
The Most Dangerous Game
Richard Connell
A suspense classic about a hunter who becomes the hunted when he is stranded on an island owned by a man who
has turned murder into sport. A tense exploration of survival and morality.
There Will Come Soft Rains
Ray Bradbury
A haunting post-apocalyptic story following an automated house that continues its daily routines long after
humanity has vanished. A meditation on technology, war, and the fragility of civilization.
Simulations of God
John Lilly
Lilly explores altered states of consciousness through psychedelics, sensory deprivation tanks, and deep
introspective methods. He describes encounters with higher levels of awareness—what he calls “the God
experience”—and argues that these states may reveal profound insights into the nature of reality and the mind.
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Information Architecture
Rosenfeld, Morville, Arango
A foundational guide to structuring digital information. Covers user research, navigation design, content
strategy, and practical methods for organizing complex systems in clear and intuitive ways.
Invent Your Own Computer Games
Al Sweigart
A beginner-friendly introduction to programming through game development. Uses Python to teach graphics, logic,
animation, and interactive design through hands-on examples like Tic Tac Toe and Blackjack.
Learning Web Design
Jennifer Niederst Robbins
A comprehensive introduction to HTML, CSS, and responsive web design. Includes exercises, examples, and visual
explanations that help beginners build modern, user-friendly websites.
When Google Met Wikileaks
Julian Assange
Documents conversations between Assange and Google’s leadership about technology, geopolitics, and surveillance.
Explores the power dynamics between tech corporations and governments, and the implications for privacy and
free expression.
Tech Poems
Luke T. Bergero
A creative collection of short poems reflecting on modern technology and its relationship to human emotion,
creativity, and identity. Thoughtful, playful, and thematically fitting for this category.
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The Anarchist's Cookbook
William Powell
A controversial 1971 publication criticizing government and authority structures. The book became widely known
for its provocative themes and countercultural stance. Today, it is often discussed in historical and
sociopolitical contexts due to its influence and cultural impact.
Anarchy Cookbook Version 2000
William Powell
A later publication associated with digital-age counterculture. This edition reflects the anxieties and
rebellious spirit of the 1990s–2000s, touching on hacking culture, surveillance themes, and anti-establishment
commentary within the broader landscape of political dissent.
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