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>>17847774
I also host over 5k texts on mysticism, the occult, etc., here:
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>>17847765
lovecraft

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>>17847765
>What are your favorite /x/ related NON-FICTION books?
The other thread just says /x/ books, non-fiction is a subset of that. You could have asked there instead of wanting your own thread, snowflake.

>>17847790

Suck a dick you triggered bitch

the Bible

Anything by Jim Keith, especially Saucers of the Illuminati or his Mind Control books. These are the best books that tackle conspiracies, the paranormal, and the fragility of reality. Other books of his I like include Casebook on Alternative 3, Casebook on the Men in Black, and The Octopus.

John Keel's Mothman Prophecies is the most entertaining Fortean book ever written, if you've never read it.

Jacques Vallee is one of the best UFO writers. I especially recommend Passport to Magonia which deals with the link between UFOs and folklore and Messengers of Deception which is about UFO cults.

I recently read Carl Jung's Flying Saucers book. It's far from essential Jung but it's intriguing if you're interested in the subject.

I'm currently reading Dreamland by Phil Patton. It's definitely outdated but it's interesting to read a book about Area 51 by someone is an aviation nerd rather than a UFO nerd.

I read a lot of /x/ books I buy at old book stores on road trips. It's a big hobby of mine. Let me know if you want recs about any particular subject.

>>17847765
Any contemporary book detailing the state of modern human slavery is pretty damn spooky.

https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Slavery-Secret-Million-People/dp/185168641X

>>17847765
Do you want a spell to learn to use the catalog too?

Let's do a thread to ask this kids about those spells!

>>17849385
>https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Slavery-Secret-Million-People/dp/185168641X

This looks like a good read, but can you recommend anything more recent?

>>17849425
The last I read on the topic was five years ago, so no. Just check on Amazon or Goodreads or something.

Quick Search, the same author wrote a book in 2016, but it seems to focus on the connections between Modern Slavery and ecological damage, rather than detailing modern slavery exclusively.

https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Earth-Modern-Slavery-Ecocide/dp/0812995767

Another book written in 2015 seems to criticize modern abolitionists for having a limited view of what entails slavery. Seems a bit SJW for me, and I would guess there's a lot of "this is slavery too!" in the same vein as declaring catcalls or looking at leaked photos a form of rape.

https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Slavery-Julia-OConnell-Davidson/dp/113729728X

Reminder - I have not read either of these.

>>17847765
Daily reminder that eraserhead is overrated piece of garbage only autist prise

>>17850880
Reminder that no one cares about your shit opinion