Top Five Books of 2019

aethercowboy: As a fan of Jordan Peterson's rational take on things, I had to read his magnum opus. It is like reading 12 Rules for Life with the training wheels off.

aethercowboy: I am a folklore junkie, and I love Crossley-Holland's book on Norse Mythology. Picking this one was a no-brainer.

aethercowboy: As a fan of Michael Moorcock, I had to investigate his inspirations. Titus Groan is what you might get if Charles Dickens collaborated with Jack Vance.

aethercowboy: As a struggling writer, this book provided me a wonderful look into some do's and don't's of writing (several of which I already knew). The best lessons in this book, though, are those that are subtextual.

aethercowboy: I've been listening to the podcast for some time now. I finally managed to pick up the book that started it all. It unabashedly explores ideas to surprising results.