What are you reading?

I suppose this is where this topic belongs.

I just finished The Anti-Christ by Nietzsche

Today i'll be reading The Fall by Albert Camus, my favorite author.

This is his last work that i haven't read... No more Absurdism after this

nothing really, but im reading brecht poems, and looking for translations of some of his poems and songs and prosas in the biblotech. i just bough a rick astley LP

Well right now, I'm not reading anything from my own personal books - but the other day I was reading a bit of Thomas Paine. However, I'm reading a novel called Regeneration which is about a British officer who protests World War I and, as a result of this, is sent to a mental health hospital.

Oh, and he gets electroshock therapy.

Because, y'know, if you protest the war, then you're a crazy person.

Pretty good so far, looking forward to finishing it by... Sunday?

I don't like reading very much, but when it really intrestes me or I have to read stupid fiction shit from school I do. So I am trying to read Animals Farm in English cuz I couldnt find in Dutch, but I lost it, so I gotta search for it. Hopefully Il find it.

Finished The Fall (badass)

Now i'll be reading How Nonviolence Protects the State by Peter Gelderoos. I read Pacifism as Pathology by Ward Churchill not too long ago, and i was interested in reading more pertaining to nonviolence as revolutionary tactic.

Black_Cross wrote:

, and i was interested in reading more pertaining to nonviolence as revolutionary tactic.

If its possible.

History if the world, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and 11, toghter about 3500 A4 pages

^^^ Yikes, good luck with that.

CoolKidX wrote:

Black_Cross wrote:

, and i was interested in reading more pertaining to nonviolence as revolutionary tactic.

If its possible.

Most pre-revolution praxis is non-violent (building our organization). What these books are about is unwavering pacifism (that is, putting up zero physical resistance in the face of state violence, at home or abroad).