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Non-Fiction
- Carol J. Adams:
The Sexual Politics of Meat
This scholarly work shows the correllation between the way animals are treated, and the objectification of women within a societal context. It inexorably links the political/ethical underpinnings of vegetarianism and feminism.
- Isaac Asimov:
Asimov's Guide to the Bible
- Joseph Campbell:
The Power of Myth
Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers give us a thought provoking interview/conversation, shedding light on the influence of myth upon society. Campbell demonstrates the importance of myth, while dispelling many religious conventions based upon it.
- Rachel Carson:
Silent Spring
The book which caused the banning of DDT, and helped to enact a great deal of legislation, is an inspirational read for anyone one who considers themselves environmentally conscious, and should be required reading for those who do not.
- James Carville:
We're Right, They're Wrong
Ever been in an argument with a right-winger and wished you had concise pithy data to sling? Well, here it is. Carville, the original "Mouth of the South," is brilliant, presents the data to back up the fact that liberals are "the good guys," and will keep you laughing until the very last page.
- Mary Crow Dog:
Lakota Woman
- Mary Daly:
Beyond God The Father
Gyn/Ecology
- Charles Darwin:
Origin of Species
- Susan Faludi:
Backlash
- Al Franken:
Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot
- Al Gore:
Earth in the Balance
- Stephen Hawking:
A Brief History of Time
- Abbie Hoffman:
Steal This Book
- Molly Ivins:
Molly Ivins Can't Say That, Can She?
Nothin' But Good Times Ahead
You Got To Dance With Them What Brung You
- Steve Kubby:
The Politics of Consciousness: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom
- John Stuart Mill:
On Liberty
- Desmond Morris:
The Naked Ape
- Thomas Paine:
The Age of Reason
- Jeremy Rifkin:
Beyond Beef
- John Robbins:
Diet For A New America
Not a word about calorie-counting or fat grams- this book has caused millions of people to reevaluate their food choices. Long considered the definitive volume on ethical vegetarianism, Robbins' book is emotionally involving, engrossing, and extremely easy to read.
- Bertrand Russell:
Why I Am Not A Christian
A must read for Atheists, Agnostics and free-thinkers; Russell examines religion from a philosophical, logical perspective.
- Carl Sagan:
Broca's Brain: Reflections on the Romance of Science
- Peter Singer:
Animal Liberation
- Merlin Stone:
When God Was A Woman
A facinating look at the world and its cultures prior to the Christian rewrite of history.
- Henry David Thoreau:
Walden
- Naomi Wolf:
The Beauty Myth
Fire With Fire
Fiction
- Douglas Adams
The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Life, The Universe and Everything
So Long and Thanks for All the Fish
Mostly Harmless
- Margaret Atwood:
The Handmaid's Tale
A realistic and apocalyptic novel which should scare all women into voting!
Lady Oracle
The Edible Woman
Surfacing
- Jane Austen:
Persuasion
Mansfield Park
Emma
Pride and Prejudice
- Marion Zimmer Bradley:
The Mists of Avalon
The Forest House
The Lady of Avalon
- Louise Erdrich:
Love Medicine
The Beet Queen
- Jostein Gaarder
Sophie's World
A young girl returns from school to find two questions in her mailbox: "Who are you?" and "Where does the world come from?" After this, Sophie's life becomes a complicated riddle- journeying through the great philosophers, and their answers to the ultimate questions. Filled with ingenious twists and amusing surprises, the author turns the quest for knowledge into a wonderful mystery.
- Robert A Heinlein:
Job: A Comedy of Justice
Stranger In A Strange Land
The science fiction classic which was the inspiration for the pagan Church of All Worlds.
- Aldous Huxley:
Brave New World
- Armistead Maupin:
Tales of the City: Volume One
Tales of the City: Volume Two
- Julian May:
The Surveillance: Intervention, Volume One
Metaconcert: Intervention, Volume Two
This two volume science fiction novel illustrates the next step in human evolution: higher mind powers. Fantastic character development and continuous action lead you to care for the characters, and feel personally threatened by those who seek to destroy them to stop the impending global unity.
Jack The Bodiless: The Galactic Milieu Trilogy, Volume One
Diamond Mask: The Galactic Milieu Trilogy, Volume Two
Magnificat: The Galactic Milieu Trilogy, Volume Three
- Marge Piercy:
Woman On the Edge of Time
He, She and It
The Longings of Women
Vida
Fly Away Home
Summer People
Small Changes
- Robert M. Pirsig:
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenence
- May Sarton:
Anger: A Novel
The Education of Harriet Hatfield
Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing
- Starhawk:
The Fifth Sacred Thing
Walking To Mercury
- I. F. Stone:
The Trial of Socrates
- Mark Twain:
A Conneticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
- Evelyn Waugh:
Brideshead Revisted
What I'm Reading Now:
Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream by Doris Kearns
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