A page full of reading material that would take half my lifetime to read with the proper depth, but here they are if you care for my suggestions.
Wherever You MayVenture
 The Door
 Virtual Museum
 Acknowledgements
 Wag Shoppe Central
Murphy's Fire
Timeful Poetry
 Prison Theme
 Invert Theme
 Love Theme
 Short Stories
 Crucial Phi
 Prose
 Tall Tales
 Visual Art
Edification Suggestions
 Tight Drinks
 Tight Film
 Tight Links
Tight Literature
 Tight Music
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~Tight Literature~
Novels
-by author-
*Beckett: Murphy.
*Camus: The Plague, The Stranger.
*Collins: The Moonstone
*Conrad: The Secret Agent.
*Dickens: Great Expectations.
*Ellison: Invisible Man.
*Joyce: Ulysees
*Le Guin, U.: Earthsea Series (a childhood favorite).
*Thompson, Hunter S.: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Rum Diaries.
*Woolf: Mrs. Dalloway.
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Philosophy Text
-by author-
*Aristotle.: Poetics.
*Bentham, J.
*Berkeley.
*Dagada.
*Derrida, J.
*DesCartes, R.: Meditations.
*Dharmakirti.
*Donagan, A.: Rationalism
*Ghandi, M.
*Hegel.
*Hobbes: Leviathon
*Hume, D.
*Kant, E.: The three overrated Critiques.
*Kaufman, W.: Religions in Four Dimensions: Existential, Aesthetic, Historical, and Comparitive.
*Leibniz.
*Lenin, V.I.
*Locke.
*Nagarjuna.
*Nietzsche, F.W.: Birth of Tragedy, On the Geneology of Morals, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Twilight of the Idols, Will To Power, Portable Nietzsche (compilation). All translations are by Walter Kaufman.
*Machiavelli.
*Marx, K.
*Mill, J.S.
*Pierce, J.: Collected Papers
*Plato.: Republic, "Euthyphro", "Meno", "Phaedo".
*Presocratics: notably Heraclitus, Zeno, and Anaximander. Though, Thales, Euripedes, Xenophanes, Anaximenes, & Anaxagoras are significant.
*Russell, B.
*Santayana.
*Sartre, J.P.: Being and Nothingness, Transcendence of the Ego.
*Spinoza (Espinoza).
*Suzuki, D.T.
*Taylor, R.: Metaphysics.
*Vasubandhu.
*Whitehead.
*Wittgenstein.
*Woodhouse.
*Yandell, K.: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology of Religion.
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Short Works
-by author with limited citation-
*Denson, J.
*Gautama, S.: "Dhammapada".
*Poe, E.A.: "Casque of Amontillado","Ligeia", "The Masque of the Red Death".
*Sveom, J.
*Tennyson, A.L.
*?, "Donovan's Brain".
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Poetry
-by author with limited citation-
*Denson, J.
*Dickenson, E.
*Dunn, L.
*Frost, R.: "Into My Own".
*Metter, A.
*Morrison, J.D.
*Nietzsche, F.W.
*Po, L.
*Poe, E.A.: "The City in the Sea".
*Silverstein, S.: Where the Sidewalk Ends.
*Sveom, J.
*Tatge, N.
*Tennyson, A.L.
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Dramatic Works
-by author with limited citation-
*Camus.
*Ionesco.
*Perry, J.
*Sartre, J.P.: "No Exit".
*Schaffer, P.: "Amadeus".
*Shakespeare, W.: "Hamlet", "Othello", "Macbeth".
*?, "Picnic on the Battlefield".
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Reference
-by title-
*Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, Second Edition.
*Oxford Standard Bible Revised, latest edition.
*Triptaka Sutras, Preferably Theravadan Pali to English translation.
*Upanisads, Mueller translation.
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