These are all from January, so I'm being crap again.

5. The Secret Rooms: A True Gothic Mystery by Catherine Bailey
I knew this book was going to suck, but I thought it would be at least amusingly sucky. Oh boy was I wrong. I only finished it because I was going to write a long scathing review, but now I find that I can't even be bothered. (Go ( Read more... )

42. Common Sense and Agrarian Justice by Thomas Paine

Tom Paine on how we don't need kings, and why the American Revolution should succeed. The first of these is still relevant, and Paine's arguments still stand up. Agrarian Justice is an early plan for a universal old age pension.

Slightly less excellent than The Age of Reason, but a short, ( Read more... )

70. The Age of Reason by Thomas PaineThis month's Bibliogoths read ( Read more... )