The Hyperion Cantos**, Dan Simmons.
48.	**A Confederacy of Dunces**, John Kennedy Toole.
49.	**The Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, and Bill of Rights**, Various.
50.	**Cat’s Cradle**, Kurt Vonnegut (our first author to appear twice!).
51.	**A Canticle for Leibowitz**, Walter M. Miller, Jr.
52.	**Odyssey**, Homer.
53.	**Farenheit 451**, Ray Bradbury.
54.	**A Song of Ice and Fire (Series)**, George R.R. Martin.
55.	**The Great Gatsby**, F. Scott Fitzgerald.
56.	**The Brothers Karamazov**, Fyodor Dostoyevsky (second repeat author!)
57.	**Ringworld**, Larry Niven.
58.	**A Game of Thrones**, George R.R. Martin (despite also being listed with its series).
59.	**The Art of Deception**, Kevin Mitnick.
60.	**The Little Prince**, Antoine de Saint Exupéry.
61.	**Freakonomics**, Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt.
62.	**The Moon is a Harsh Mistress**, Robert A. Heinlein (#3 repeat! Okay, I’ll stop that now).
63.	**The Omnivore’s Dilemma**, Michael Pollan.
64.	**Heart of Darkness**, Joseph Conrad.
65.	**The Forever War**, Joe Haldeman.
66.	**Adventures of Huckleberry Finn**, Mark Twain.
67.	**Lies My Teachers Told Me**, James Loewen.
68.	**Notes from Underground**, Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
69.	**Everybody Poops**, Tarō Gomi.
70.	**On the Origin of Species**, Charles Darwin.
71.	**The Autobiography of Malcom X**, Malcolm X with Alex Haley.
72.	**John Dies at the End**, David Wong.
73.	**The Communist Manifesto**, Karl Marx.
74.	**Contact**, Carl Sagan.
75.	**A Clockwork Orange**, Anthony Burgess.
76.	**The Prince**, Niccolò Macchiavelli.
77.	**Atlas Shrugged**, Ayn Rand.
78.	**The Diamond Age**, Neal Stephenson.
79.	**War and Peace**, Leo Tolstoy.
80.	**The Stand**, Stephen King.
81.	**The Dharma Bums**, Jack Kerouac.
82.	**The Hobbit**, J.R.R. Tolkien.
83.	**Moby Dick**, Herman Melville.
84.	**The Unbearable Lightness of Being**, Milan Kundera.
85.	**Why People Believe Weird Things**, Michael Shermer.
86.	**Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media**, Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky.
87.	**Asimov’s Guide to the Bible**, Isaac Asimov.
88.	**The Old Man and the Sea**, Ernest Hemingway.
89.	**Collapse**, Jared Diamond.
90.	**Infinite Jest**, David Foster Wallace.
91.	**Don Quixote**, Miguel de Cervantes.
92.	**Chaos**, James Gleick.
93.	**American Gods**, Neil Gaiman.
94.	**Starship Troopers**, Robert A. Heinlein.
95.	**The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime**, Mark Haddon.
96.	**You Can Choose to be Happy**, Tom G. Stevens.
97.	**The Geography of Nowhere**, James Howard Kunstler.
98.	**All Quiet on the Western Front**, Erich Maria Remarque.
99.	**Candide**, Voltaire.
100.	**Mein Kampf**, Adolf Hitler.
101.	**The Girl Next Door**, Jack Ketchum.
102.	**In Defense of Food**, Michael Pollan.
103.	**The Dark Tower (Series)**, Stephen King.
104.	**Fight Club**, Chuck Palahniuk.
105.	**The Greatest Show on Earth**, Richard Dawkins.
106.	**The Making of a Radical**, Scott Nearing.
107.	**The Turner Diaries**, Andrew MacDonald.
108.	**The Scar**, China Mieville.
109.	**Steppenwolf**, Hermann Hesse.
110.	**Going Rogue**, Sarah Palin.
111.	**120 Days of Sodom**, Marquis de Sade.
112.	**Rendezvous with Rama**, Arthur C. Clarke.
113.	**Oryx and Crake**, Margaret Atwood.
114.	**Beyond Good and Evil**, Friedrich Nietzsche.
115.	**Gravity’s Rainbow**, Thomas Pynchon.
116.	**Naked Lunch**, William Burroughs.
117.	**Childhood’s End**, Arthur C. Clarke.
118.	**Of Mice and Men**, John Steinbeck.
119.	**The Book of Ler**, M.A. Forster.
120.	**The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark**, Carl Sagan.
121.	**Johnny Got His Gun**, Dalton Trumbo.
122.	**Cryptonomicon**, Neal Stephenson.
123.	**Watership Down**, Richard Adams.
124.	**Breakfast of Champions**, Kurt Vonnegut.
125.	**Civilization and Capitalism**, Fernand Braudel.
126.	**Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs**, Chuck Klosterman.
127.	**A Fire Upon the Deep**, Vernor Vinge.
128.	**The Saga of Seven Suns (Series)**, Kevin J. Anderson.
129.	**The Grapes of Wrath**, John Steinbeck.
130.	**American Psycho**, Bret Easton Ellis.
131.	**The Mote in God’s Eye**, Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.
132.	**The Chomsky Reader**, Noam Chomsky.
133.	**The Panda’s Thumb**, Stephen Jay Gould.
134.	**Flatland**, Edwin Abbot.
135.	**On the Road**, Jack Kerouac.
136.	**The God Delusion**, by Richard Dawkins.
137.	**The Classical Style**, Charles Rosen.
138.	**Here Be Dragons**, Sharon Kay Penman.
139.	**An American Life**, Ronald Reagan.
140.	**Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space**, Carl Sagan.
141.	**The Little Schemer**, Daniel P. Friedman and Matthias Felleisen.
142.	**Life in the Woods**, Henry David Thoreau. (**Yes, I know, this is the same as** ***Walden,*** **which is listed separately later. The error is in the original list.**)
143.	**Black Lamb, Grey Falcon**, Rebecca West.
144.	**Thus Spake Zarathustra**, Friedrich Nietzsche.
145.	**Sandman (Comic Series)**, Neil Gaiman.
146.	**The Game**, Neil Strauss.
147.	**Good Omens**, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.
148.	**Mere Christianity**, C.S. Lewis.
149.	**Walden**, Henry David Thoreau.
150.	**The Collapse of Complex Societies**, Joseph Tainter.
151.	**Cthulhu Mythos (Series)**, H.P. Lovecraft.
152.	**The Stars My Destination**, Alfred Bester.
153.	**The Pillars of the Earth**, Ken Follett.
154.	**The Prince of Nothing**, R. Scott Bakker.
155.	**Perdido Street Station**, China Mieville.
156.	**Man’s Search for Meaning**, Viktor Frankl.
157.	**The Wasteland**, T.S. Eliot.
158.	**The Kite Runner**, Khaled Hosseini.
159.	**Pi to 5 Million Places**, Kick Books.
160.	**The Blank Slate**, Steven Pinker.
161.	**The Dispossessed**, Ursula K. Le Guin.
162.	**Guts**, Chuck Palahniuk.
163.	**Fear and Trembling**, Søren Kierkegaard.
164.	**One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest**, Ken Kesey.
165.	**Kafka on the Shore**, Haruki Murakami.
166.	**Ulysses**, James Joyce.
167.	**Macbeth**, William Shakespeare.
168.	**Basic Economics**, Thomas Sowell.
169.	**Atheism: The Case Against God**, George H. Smith.
