Fire Watch by Connie Willis

Son of the Gun #2: Saint by A. Jodorowsky and Bess

Limes inferior by Janusz Andrzej Zajdel
What a great story - uber/10 for me ;)

Zajdel is awesome, indeed. Have a nice reading!

Currently reading Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke. Napoleonic era with a twist: what if there were magic in our world?

I am currently listening to the graphic audio of WarBreaker By Branden Sanderson and i am also reading Ignite Me
by Tahereh Mafi and The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins for the Booktubeathon

Article: Die Glaubensdiktatur by Elias Davidsson
About authoritarian irrationalism capturing politics.

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Article: Die Elitokratie by Silja Graupe and Walter Ötsch
About Walter Lippmann's "Public Opinion".

Article: Die Macht der Symbole by Paul Schreyer
About the question, whether politics is possible without manipulating the people.

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Article: Was ist Geld? by Andreas Smurawski
About money and what it is.

Practical Machine Learning Cookbook by Atul Tripathi

Very refreshing and atmospheric reading! I liked it. Have fun!

Article: Tagesdosis 31.7.2018 - Das war der freie Westen! by Dirk Pohlmann
About the difference between the self-image and the reality of the West.

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Article: Ring frei zu Runde Dreizehn - Die Endlosschleife im Armen-Bashing by Lutz Hausstein
About the bashing of poor people in Germany.

Since I've become a horribly lazy reader I'm re-reading The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. I'd almost finished the book before I became completely absorbed in Divinity:OS2 when it came out last year that I just stopped reading it all together.

Article: Earth Overshoot by Arno Kleinebeckel
About the consumption of the world.

Article: Das Kapitalismus-Dilemma by Nina Forberger
About democracy and capitalism.

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Article: Die Fake-Demokratie by Ulrich Teusch
About the collapsing reign of the elite.

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Article: Die System-Propaganda by Nina Forberger
About the beginnings of market economy and capitalism.

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Article: Der Wahnsinn der Normalitaet by Jens Wernicke
An interview of Ullrich Mies. Topic is the current political and economical system.

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Article: "Deutschland wird brutaler" by Arno Kleinebeckel
About rising racism in Germany.

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Article: "Man wuenschte, dass sich Herr Maas die deutsche Geschichte vor Augen fuehrt" by Paul Schreyer
An interview with literature professor Carsten Gansel about his experiences in Moscow.

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Article: Klima fuer Extremismus by Tomasz Konicz
About climate change, capitalism and the rightists.

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Article: Mischen wir uns ein! by Gerhard Kugler
About a concept of becoming involved.

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Article: Wie es ist, einen humanoiden Roboter auszuschalten by Florian Roetzer
About an experiment with humans and robots.

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Article: Klimaforschung: Heiss, heisser, am heissesten by Wolfgang Pomrehn
About climate change and tipping points.

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Article: Lawrence Wilkerson erklaert USA-Aussenpolitik by Florian Linse
About Lawrence Wilkerson, a retired United States Army Colonel and former chief of staff to United States Secretary of State Colin Powell.

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Article: "Wir leben in einer Gesellschaft, die von Propaganda und Manipulation durchdrungen ist" by Marcus Klöckner
An interview with Walter Ötsch about Walter Lippmann and neoliberalism.

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Articles about climate change:
Die Klimaleugner by Doris Schultz

Die Klima-Vergiftung by Dirk C. Fleck

Die Oeko-Ignoranten by Florian Ernst Kirner

Die Klimakatastrophe by Nafeez Ahmed
Translation of Global heatwave is symptom of early stage cycle of civilisational collapse

Der blinde Fleck by Bernhard Trautvetter

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Article: Tagesdosis 10.8.2018 – US-Massenmord und die Legende von Hiroshima by Rainer Rupp
About the nuclear bomb droppings over Japan.

I finished Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. What a beautiful tale. The story flows without failing to catch your attention at every moment. The details in worldbuilding are outstanding. I have no objection to the wonderful ending -how could I? But the best part was the distinct and multi-layered personalities of the main characters. I'm going to miss them terribly, but all good things must come to sn end.

Now it's time for Swords of Good Men by Snorri Kristjansson.

Satire: Krieg auf deutschen Strassen! by Jens Lehrich

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Article: Das Scheinversprechen by Chris Hedges
Translation of The Con of Diversity

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Article: Die Welteroberer by Karin Leukefeld
About the war of the West against Syria.

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Article: Der neue Antisemitismus by Ludwig Watzal
About criticism of Israel and Zionism as the "new" Anti-Semitism.

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Article: Markt und Shareholder Value auf dem Kapitalmarkt? - Alles Taeuschung. Das wird am Fall Bayer/Monsanto sichtbar. Gut erlaeutert in einem Film von Gaby Weber. by Albrecht Mueller
About Bayer, Monsanto and Shareholder Value.

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Article: Tagesdosis 14.8.2018 - Maduros fliegende Gastanks, Skripals Space Command und die Sehnsucht nach Captain Kirk by Dirk Pohlmann
About the US playing with fire again.

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Article: Und wer kommt nach Alex ? by Mathias Broeckers
About Alex Jones and freedom of speech.

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Article: Wird der Verfassungsschutz von einem AfD-Freund geleitet? by Jens Berger
About the German Verfassungsschutz (intelligence service) and it's president Hans-Georg Maaßen.

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Article: Klimawandel, was denn sonst? by Mohssen Massarrat
About climate changes and arguments that are used against it.

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Satire: Springer ueber den Rubikon by Rubikons Jugendredaktion

Edit (19.08.2018):
Article: Ueberirdische Geldvermehrung: Der Glaube an die Chefs by Thomas Pany
About the income gap in the USA.

Article: Leben im All: Wer sucht und wer findet? by Dieter Janecek
About the search for extraterrestrial life.

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Article: Die oberen Zehntausend by Michael Hartmann
Excerpt from the book "Die Abgehobenen".

Edit (20.08.2018):
Article: Idlib: Naechster Krisenherd ... by Elke Dangeleit
About Idlib in Syria.

Article: Griechenland: Zu Tode gespart by Tomasz Konizc
About Greece after the austerity policy.

Now reading The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by John le Carré.

Just started The Covenant by James A. Michener.

It may be a slight digression, but it's frigging depressing to google images of different antelopes mentioned in the book, and see plethora of pictures of people posing with their rifles and animals their killed...