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You need not struggle to find a good book. There are plenty of resources out there that will help you expand your mind and improve your linguistic skills. I can't think of a single person who has read all the books in this list, but that's because it is impossible to read them all – time is too short! There are some classics on this list, as well as new releases from some of the most popular authors. All the books represent the best of their genres, and you could easily find at least one in each category. To help you navigate this list, I have provided a brief description of each book at the top of this page. Above that, you will find links to my reviews, with additional information about them if I have written them. If you are looking for a particular author or genre of books, just type it into your search engine. Wikipedia John McWhorter is popular among academics who study language. His works include "The Language Hoax" and "". "Don't Think of an Elephant!" is a follow-up to his classic "Multilingual Dilemmas". It was originally published in 2001. "The World in Six Songs: How Music Created Human Culture" is a book about the history of culture, its evolution, and how music plays an essential role in it. Steve Kaufmann is an expert on musical instruments and music theory. Nick Dyer-Witheford is editor of "Cultures of Globalization". Johan Galtung is an expert on peace studies, globalization, war, and genocide. Michael Oliveri is an award-winning author who specializes in crime fiction, American history, and the supernatural. Philip José Farmer is a writer of science fiction. John Kenneth Galbraith is a noted economist and political writer. He was a great expert on American politics in his day, and remains popular among scholars. His most famous work is "The Affluent Society". Steve Sailer has been a controversial figure since his days at UCLA in the early 1990s when he published "Sex and Race". He grew increasingly conservative with time, spending time in China from 2000 to 2002, when he finally left the United States for good. He is a member of the Human Biodiversity Institute and writes for "Vdare" and "The American Conservative", both of which publish articles written by White Nationalists. James D. Watson is a founder of the Human Genome Project and one of the most important biologists in history. John Gribbin is an expert on particle physics. Richard Dawkins is an evolutionary biologist, ethologist, and popular science writer who has written several best-selling books including "The Selfish Gene" and "The God Delusion". Thomas Sowell is an economist with a PhD from the University of Chicago who currently teaches at Stanford University. cfa1e77820
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