Naucz mnie żyć. Esej o ojcostwie by Xavier Lacroix

Article: Tagesthemen-Kommentator nutzt das Aus fuer die deutsche Mannschaft bei der WM umgehend zur Agitation, natuerlich gegen Russland by Albrecht Mueller
German media going back to "business as usual" after Germans soccer team lost.

"The Program" by Suzanne Young.

There's an epidemic of suicidal tendencies between teenagers where one in three end themselves. The Program was concocted to forcibly remove them from their homes & "cure" them, but they return without their memories or previous personality, among other things.

Bought it for my sister & she loved it. She asked me to read it. So far, it's not my cup of tea, but the concept is interesting enough, the writing is competent, if not done well, &, for better or worse, it's a quick read. It's a thick 400 pages or so, though.

Satire: Grosse Politik stinksauer! by Jens Wernicke, Jens Lehrich

"Ancillary Justice" by Ann Leckie. As mentioned in this thread a couple years back, her use of gender terminology is a bit confusing though it may turn out to make perfect sense in light of the particular first-person narrating the story.

I had purchased the later "Ancillary Mercy" a couple years back and finally found this first book - and also "Ancillary Sword" on the same trip - so either I'll figure out the gender stuff or I'll be confused by it for 1,000-plus pages. ; )

The Patients by Jürgen Thorwald

Article: Die neue Revolution by Rubikons Jugendredaktion
About the reasons for a revolution and why it doesn't happen.

Southern Reach Trilogy, by Jeff Vandermeer

The Road To Reality, by Roger Penrose

Digital Filters, by R. W. Hamming, a classic

Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers, by R. W. Hamming, another classic by Hamming

The Blowback series, by Chalmers Johnson

Various papers on color vision deficiency, spectrum to color conversion etc. to contribute to a spectral/color programming library.

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

Anyone read dying light: nightmare row?

Just finished a book by Epictet, right now I'm reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

I don’t really like the astroturfing of rubikon.news in this thread. I don’t think GOG should be a platform for advertising a dubious political blog, which supports RT, anti-vaxxers, AIDS deniers and other weird stuff.

An Introduction to Statistical Learning: With Applications in R
by Gareth James, Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Daniela Witten

You don't like Rubikon.news? Fine, that's okay. But don't use Psiram (aka EsoWatch) - a website for calumny by anonym person - as reliable source for your opinion.

Edit:
Oh, and just for your info: I neither belief in homeopathy, chemtrails, autism as by-effect of vaccines nor do I deny AIDS.
And RT has the same raison d'être as Deutsche Welle.

Alright.

Article: Tagesdosis 3.7.2018 - Ueber wieviele Bruecken muss man gehen? by Dirk Pohlmann
About victors and losers.

Edit:
Article: Im Krieg gegen uns selbst - amerikanische Außenpolitik und ihre Folgen im eigenen Land by Will Porter, translation by Josefa Zimmermann
Original: At War With Ourselves: The Domestic Consequences of Foreign Policies

Satire: Versicherte im Sterbe-Streik! by Jens Lehrich

Article: Weniger Brot, mehr Spiele by Nicolas Riedl (Rubikons Jugendredaktion)
About bread and circuses.

Edit (04.07.2018):
Satire: Wir hassen Fluechtlinge! by Jens Lehrich, Jens Wernicke