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by junior allen 01/16/2003, 9:09am PST |
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veronica wrote:
I have some shiny new Amazon.com gift certificates that I received at Christmas, and I am in the market for some books. Since I haven't been keeping up with what is good lately, I thought I would ask you people. I am now mostly reading current affairs debates, such things as Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser and The Wedge of Truth by Phillip Johnson (a creationist's argument for intelligent design). Anything that takes modern issues and intelligently discusses them. I thought that some of the people here may also be reading this sort of stuff, and may be more up-to-date in their knowledge of what is good. Any ideas?
v
I don't have any suggestions, as I rarely read non-fiction (and when I do it's mostly stuff like writer's biographies, analyses of publishing, criticism, that kind of thing), but for some reason or another I read Fast Food Nation and that's a great book. I'm no health nut by any means, but it turned me off "big chain" franchises for keeps.
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