Oh, two must-reads: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by (if memory serves) Michael Pirsig. An old one, but if you have not read it yet, you must. You might get run over by a bus tomorrow after all. Psychology, Autobiography, Philosophy and travelogue. There is a bit about motorcycle maintenance in there as well, but not much, and it's not gratuitous.
The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein. Unless you have yet to read No Logo, in which case, No Logo by Naomi Klein, but No Logo describes the world as it was 10 years ago or so, whereas the Shock Doctrine is bang up to date.
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Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by (if memory serves) Michael Pirsig. An old one, but if you have not read it yet, you must. You might get run over by a bus tomorrow after all. Psychology, Autobiography, Philosophy and travelogue. There is a bit about motorcycle maintenance in there as well, but not much, and it's not gratuitous.
The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein. Unless you have yet to read No Logo, in which case, No Logo by Naomi Klein, but No Logo describes the world as it was 10 years ago or so, whereas the Shock Doctrine is bang up to date.