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Depends on what you mean by "good."  Junkwise, the Hunger Games, the Dexter books, the game of Thrones. More heavweight stuff, Elinor Ostrom's books and some others on cooperative game theory and empirical and psychological studies of successful worker self-management for a project in that area I'm working on, two papers out already, send anyone who wants off prints . I only have one, another is late. Rereading Richard Rhodes' history of the bomb, Mumon's The Gateless Gate, the classic collection of koans, which I read pretty much constantly along with its companion The Blue Cliff Records and commentaries by major Zen masters. I'm somewhat indiscriminate in what I read.

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On Aug 19, 2012, at 7:11 PM, 123hop at comcast.net wrote:


> Welcome back Mr. J.
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> Read anything good lately?
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> Joanna
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> I've been on a long hiatus from this list. Couple of years, maybe. Been wasting time on other lists that are not as good as I remember Lbo-talk as being. So I'm back. Hello, old friends, and hope to make some new ones. For those who have signed on since I left or never noticed me while I was here, I'm a desperately over educated lawyer, sometime professor, intermittent activist, and general troublemaker. I have a wide range of scattered knowledge, far wider swathes of deep ignorance, and views even more cranky and idiosyncratic than those of the list moderator, but i lack his gift for concise incisive expression. I value intelligent criticism and civility, and sometimes attain them. That is how I see myself, by way of reintroduction. You will draw your own conclusions.
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