My Bookshelf

Posted by admin on April 1st, 2006 filed in General

I went on a mad law-readings-induced frenzy of photo-taking and ended up deleting all of them except for these 3 of my bookshelf here in Melbourne.

Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Note the heavy concentration of libertarian (Hayek, Epstein) and free-market/globalisation books. V for Vendetta is at the left-end.

Also note the Grado SR60 headphones in the foreground. *glee* Best headphones ever made on earth!

Law-related books

Economics, check. Intellectual property, check. Open source, check. Larry Lessig, check. New media and technology, check.

Finance and investing

There are only 2 books ever worth buying when it comes to finance and investments, and they are The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham , and A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel .

The guide books by The Economist are good for practical uses too.

I have only read 1 quarter of the books here, and 1 quarter not finished reading. That means fully half of them I want to read, but have absolutely no time to.

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