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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 5724596" data-attributes="member: 54707">I read a great deal. Both for pleasure, and  professionally. And for study and just because many things interest  me.    I guess I could create a list of thousands of  favorite books. But below are books I have read that have had the greatest  influence on me, that I have enjoyed the most, and/or that I consider the  greatest books I've ever read or re-read. They're listed in alphabetical  order.    A Portrait of the Artist as a Young  Man Aeneid Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Ancient Christian Writer's Library Series -  most of them Anna Karenina Art of Memory Art of War Atlas Shrugged Beowulf Brave New World Bureaucracy Cantos of Ezra Pound Chanson De Roland Closing of the American  Mind Common Sense Complete Poems of Hart Crane Crime Classification  Manual Cybernetics Decameron Dialogues of Plato Dracula Dream of the Red  Chamber Endurance Eugene Onegin Faust Frankenstein Gilgamesh Godel, Escher, Bach Gulliver’s Travels Heart of Darkness History of the Peloponnesian  War Hitler and Stalin Horatio Hornblower Series How to Win Friends and Influence  People I Ching Idylls of the King Iliad Journals of Captain  Cook Journals of Lewis and Clark Kabbalah Leaves of Grass Lives of the Noble Graecians and  Romans Lives of the Poets Les Fleurs du Mal Meditations of Marcus  Aurelius Moby Dick Modern Scholar Lecture Series - not really  books but invaluable to me Njal’s Saga No Country for Old Men Novum Organum Odyssey On Liberty On War One Hundred Years of  Solitude Orthodoxy Paradise Lost Pilgrim’s Progress Praise of Folly Red Square Relativity Rendezvous with Rama Richest Man in Babylon Rime of the Ancient Mariner   Rubaiyat Sherlock Holmes Sir Gawain and the Green  Knight Sonnets from the Portugese Tao Te Ching The Bible - especially the Torah, Old  Testament Minor Prophets, and the Gospels. The Big Sleep The Brothers Grimm The Brothers Karamazov The Christian Tradition The City of God The Collected Works of Jung The Collected Works of Saint Thomas  Aquinas The Collected Works of William  James The Conservative Mind The Constitution of  Liberty The Divine Comedy The Electric Kool-Aid Acid  Test The Federalist Papers The Feynman Lectures on  Physics The Foundation Series The Great Books of the Western World - most  of them anyway The Guide for the  Perplexed The Gulag Archipelago The Hero with a Thousand Faces The Jack Aubrey Series The Leatherstocking Tales The Lord of the Rings The Magic Mountain The Memory Palace of Matteo Ricci The Persian Expedition The Philokalia The Pillow Book The Plays of Aeschylus The Plays of Euripides The Plays of Shakespeare - most of  them The Principia The Principles of Quantum  Mechanics The Razor’s Edge The Screwtape Letters The Seven Story Mountain The Silmarilion The Sonnets of Shakespeare The Spook's Apprentice  Series The Structure of Scientific  Revolutions The Sun Also Rises The Unheavenly City The Wasteland and other  Poems The Wealth of Nations The White Stag The Works of Archimedes The Works of Euclid The Works of Roger Bacon The Yoga Sutras Think and Grow Rich Tinker, Tailor, Soldier,  Spy Treatise on Electricity and  Magnetism Two New Sciences Walden  What are some of your favorite books?</blockquote>

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