White Man, Yellow Man are two novellas that are the earliest works of Endo Shusaku (遠藤 周作), first published in 1955.

Springmeier reveals the top 13 families of the Illuminati, or at least the top 13 as he sees it, as well as the less powerful families...

Whatever your opinion is of Bill O'Reilly, hopefully it doesn't affect whether or not you read his books. Him and his writing partner,...

This is a collection of Scriptural and non-Scriptural prophecies regarding the Antichrist, which is related to the End Times. This is a...

This is a collection of non-Scriptural prophecies related to the End Times. The main text is organized into three (3) parts...

This is a thin pocket-sized compilation of non-Scriptural prophecies related to the End Times, ranging from the 4th century to the 20th...

Socrates Meets Jesus is the examination of the claims of Jesus Christ written in the form of a Socratic dialogue.

It is safe to assume everyone wants to have a good life and be happy. What that means exactly for each person can vary...

Economics in One Lesson, first published in 1946, criticizes some of the fallacies regarding the current economic system.

Little Boy and I are compiling quite the compilation of bands that kinda suck on Twitter. Check out this ongoing thread and feel free to...

This book is a study on what is in effect murder and genocide committed by governments during the 20th century.

This novel is a re-telling of the myth of Cupid and Psyche. The story is narrated by an aging Orual...

War is a Racket by Major General Smedley D. Butler of the US Marine Corps was first published in 1935.

Joe Chip works as a scout and team leader for Glen Runciter’s organization which employs people with the ability to counter psychic powers.

The source material for the modern classic Blade Runner, this novel focuses on Deckard more so than the film.

The Cosmic Trilogy (also the Space Trilogy and Ransom Trilogy) is a sci-fi/fantasy trilogy of the adventures of Dr Elwin Ransom.

There is a very good article by Kirk Dunston about sexual morality and its impact on society.

This enormous volume has over 600 pages of useful information about prepping, small and big.

In light of recent political events—and not just Brexit—it reminded me of a scene from BBC's Yes, Minister.

Set in the 25th century, humans have the technological means to store their consciousness in “stacks” at the base of the skull...

This is a solid logic textbook. It starts with a short introduction, including a brief two-page overview, before going through the basics.