List of Discordian books

[Telarus]

"Atlas Shrugged" is made fun of in the Illuminatus! trilogy (and more so in 'Schrodinger's Cat', the parallel-universe pseudo-sequel to I!3), I think RAW uses the title "Atlas Sneezed" in his book (yes, that's a AynRand/orgasm joke).

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the gay science - Nietzsche

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Monkeybible dot com

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Immortals born in the thirteenth century, Lucien Riordan and Ranulf Styr have waited centuries to be reunited with their love. Want for her cemented their friendship through time even as it tore it apart. She changed their lives, made them want better, and they plan to show her that. There’s only one catch—she’s never met them before.


Eris Brue is flattered by Lucien and Ranulf’s attention but they are her bosses. She doesn’t want to get tangled up in an office romance, especially not with two men. Their joint seduction overcomes her resolve and she gives in even though she knows they are keeping secrets that could doom their relationship.


Centuries of planning have finally come to fruition. Lucien and Ranulf have a short amount of time to make Eris love them, because once time has her, everything could come to an end.


Buy Link: http://www.bookstrand.com/eris


Read the First chapter: http://dreneebagbypresentsfirstchapters.blogspot.com/2010/06/eris-by-d-renee-bagby.html

[Hoopla!]

"Atlas Shrugged" is made fun of in the Illuminatus! trilogy (and more so in 'Schrodinger's Cat', the parallel-universe pseudo-sequel to I!3), I think RAW uses the title "Atlas Sneezed" in his book (yes, that's a AynRand/orgasm joke).

Telemachus Sneezed... both a joke about Ayn and Ulysses, at the same time.

[Freeky]

Immortals born in the thirteenth century, Lucien Riordan and Ranulf Styr have waited centuries to be reunited with their love. Want for her cemented their friendship through time even as it tore it apart. She changed their lives, made them want better, and they plan to show her that. There’s only one catch—she’s never met them before.


Eris Brue is flattered by Lucien and Ranulf’s attention but they are her bosses. She doesn’t want to get tangled up in an office romance, especially not with two men. Their joint seduction overcomes her resolve and she gives in even though she knows they are keeping secrets that could doom their relationship.


Centuries of planning have finally come to fruition. Lucien and Ranulf have a short amount of time to make Eris love them, because once time has her, everything could come to an end.


Buy Link: http://www.bookstrand.com/eris


Read the First chapter: http://dreneebagbypresentsfirstchapters.blogspot.com/2010/06/eris-by-d-renee-bagby.html

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"Atlas Shrugged" is made fun of in the Illuminatus! trilogy

Also is Hot Topic CEO's favorite book

[SmokeyMcChickenson]

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[wudgar]

PD Great Lakes Cabal Edition

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its more a subgenius book since it uses the term overman but still worth reading

THus Spoke Zarathustra

[MMMW]

Noob here! The link to the list of classic discordian reads is broken.
Wanna start a new list of essential readings for noobs like me?
I'll start...

-Principia Discordia
-The Illuminatus Trilogy
-Church of Subgenius

What recent books get to the heart of it?

[LMNO]

Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail

The Chao te Ching (shameless plug)

The LessWrong Sequences

[Placid Dingo]

The PD,
The Apocyrpha Discordia
The Black Iron Prison
The Zenarchist Cookbook
The Chao Te Ching

That's a pretty good starters list.

Probably I!3 is good too, but I have yet to read it.

St Mae has a good list too http://discordian.com/reading.html

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Has someone said parapolitics? Its mostly just about conspiracies but there's the sacred chao on page twenty three

[BjornGrey]

Even though Peter Lamborn Wilson/Hakim Bey does not come out and say it, though he does come close on a few occasions, I have always considered him to be the second primary "thealogian," or "atheologian," or Discordianism thinker (Thornley and Hill aside). Of course RAW is the other for this period... you know, the pre-internet boom of Discordian texts. He did a few lecture tours with RAW, published reviews of his work (and vice versa), and wrote him a lovely obit in 5th Estate. [http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/peter-lamborn-wilson-liquor-and-weed-for-him-were-bardic-fuel-peter-lamborn-wilson-s-obituary-f]

The early 1961-1964 Discordian documents stress the importance of non-canonical Discordian works and authors, who they dub "Compilers of Truth-Lay". It seems to me that TAZ, like so many other works (esp. Terry Southern's The Magic Christian) are rightfully placed on Discordian sites as Discordian in nature.

ya dig?