Charles Koch

A classic novel about the powerful Corleone crime family, exploring themes of loyalty, power, and family.

Explores ancient and modern perspectives on happiness, integrating psychological research with philosophical insights.

Analyzes the political system and suggests innovative solutions for reform.

Argues that change and progress emerge through evolution rather than design, covering a wide range of fields.

A reinterpretation of the Great Depression, focusing on government policies and their impact on economic recovery.

Argues against government control in the economy, advocating for individual freedom and market-driven solutions.

Critiques socialism and central planning, discussing the dangers of disregarding cultural and economic evolution.

A crime novel about a journalist and hacker investigating a family’s dark secrets, exploring themes of corruption and revenge.

A history of human progress in science, examining the key discoveries that shaped modern knowledge.

Analyzes different ideological perspectives on society and politics, exploring how these “visions” influence policy and thought.

Examines the role of knowledge in decision-making, analyzing how institutions and incentives shape society.

A Southern Gothic novel about a family’s journey to bury their matriarch, exploring themes of family, identity, and mortality.

A foundational work in Austrian economics, presenting a case for free-market capitalism and individual choice.

A satirical novel about greed, wealth, and scandal in 1980s New York, focusing on a Wall Street bond trader.

A Cold War spy novel about betrayal and deception within British intelligence, known for its gritty realism.

A techno-thriller involving climate change, questioning the role of media and science in shaping public perception.

Connects scientific thought with political freedom, arguing that scientific advancements promote democracy and progress.

A historical analysis of the 20th century, covering events, ideologies, and cultural shifts.

Argues that scientific knowledge is inherently personal, challenging the traditional notion of objective knowledge.

A novel about faith, love, and friendship, centered on an aristocratic English family and their relationship with the narrator.