Nonfiction Books that Have Most Inspired and Influenced Me (In No Particular Order)

1) "The True Believer" - Eric Hoffer.......2) "Escape From Freedom" - Erich Fromm.......3) "Man's Search for Meaning" - Viktor Frankl.......3) "The Book" - Alan Watts.......4) "The Nature of Prejudice" - Gordon Allport.......5) "Twilight of the Idols" - Friedrich Nietzsche.......6) "An Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding" - David Hume.......7) "Montgomery Clift, A Biography" - Patricia Bosworth.......8) "On Liberty" - John Stuart Mill.......9) "The Sickness Unto Death" - Soren Kierkegaard.......10) "Being Nobody, Going Nowhere" - Ayya Khema.......11) "The Time Before History" - Colin Tudge.......12) "The Division of Labor in Society" - Emile Durkheim.......13) "Why I am Not a Christian" - Bertrand Russell.......14) "The Social Contract" - Jean Jacques Rousseau.......15) "The Forgotten Man" - Amity Shlaes.......16) "To Jerusalem and Back" - Saul Bellow.......17) "The Leviathan" - Thomas Hobbes.......18) "The Tao of Pooh" - Benjamin Hoff.......19) "Night" - Elie Wiesel.......20) "The Long Death, The Last Days of the Plains Indians" - Ralph K. Andrist.......21) "Irrational Man" - William Barrett.......22) "The Myth of Sisyphus" - Albert Camus.......23) "The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life" - Erving Goffman.......24) "Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences" - Abraham Maslow.......25) "The Crucial Decade" - Eric F. Goldman.......26) "Eating Animals" - Jonathan Safran Foer.......27) "The Two Faces of Islam" - Stephen Schwartz.......28) "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism" - Max Weber.