1984-george orwell – darkside dytopian world veiw (essential reading in my book)
brave new world / the doors of perception- aldous huxley – BnW is in a similar vein to 1984, doors of perception is a straight scientist doing acid for the first time (no, really)
the electric kool-aid acid test – tom wolfe (the birth of the acid generation)
existentialism and humanism -jean-paul sartre – good 1st philosophy book, actually a speach he made rather than one of his massive heavy novels, quite accessable…
one flew over the cuckoo’s nest – ken kesey (the geezer that the acid test is about) the world veiwed as mental asylum. classic.
i could go on forever, but they are my absolute faves.
i agree 1984 is a must, that is a fantastic book, also books by albert camus are quite interesting (short stories like the outsider).
also a book called ‘love’s executioner’ by irvin yalom, is a really good book about cases the writer experienced as a psychotherapist, really interesting :horay:
