Suggested reading for a brother in the slam

[Storm Crow]

Who "keeps his name alive" among your mutual friends, who reminds others occasionally to write about what's happening in the neighborhood. Sounds like you are well on your way to being the kind of friend, and human being, that we all should be. :thumbsup: Blessings on you for caring!

Granny:hippy:

Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on 08-13-2008. Suggested reading for a brother in the slam So a good friend of mine recently got busted for his basement grow op, (compleatly personal BTW) and now he's looking at a good two years inside. I've been sending him books to read while hes there to, if nothing else, keep his mind occupied and his body out of trouble. So can anyone suggest good reading material for someone behind bars? Hes already read all of Casteneda's books and I think eveything Michael Talbot has written on metaphysics, also he's been a bit of a Depak Chopra fan Rating: 5

[Esoteric416]

Damn, thanks for the compliment, Storm Crow ^^
I do what I can.

[Reefer Rogue]

On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

Utilitarianism - John Stuart Mill

Being and nothingness - Jean Paul Sartre

Existentialism and humanism - Jean Paul Sartre

Who's afraid of a large black man - Charles Berkley

A million little peices - James Frey

My friend leonard - James frey

Philosophy for dummies

Tuesdays With Morrie - Mitch albom

The five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom

For one more day - Mitch Albom

Supersystems - Doyle Brunson

Freak the mighty - Rodman Philbrick

A bag of marbles - Joseph joffo

Caro's book of poker tells - Mike Caro

I am David (North to freedom) - Anne holm

The Emperor wears no clothes - Jack Herer
That's all folks.

[killerweed420]

I'd send him a couple locksmith books.lol

[Esoteric416]

LOL nice ^^

And thanks for the great list, Rogue