Needful Things

There's been some great success with requests in the lit file thread, so I thought I'd start a thread for requests for books we're having a hard time finding. Anyway, here's my bucket list. "Popular Evolution", by Dr. Joe Popp "Dragon's Fists", by Joe Dennis "Black Samurai", by Marc Olden "The Recent History of Ghastly's Ghastly Comic", volumes one and two Michael D. Echanis' books, "Knife Self-Defense for Combat", "Basic Stick Fighting for Combat", and "Knife Fighting, Knife Throwing for Combat" George B. Wallace's "Stick Fighting For Self Defense", "Knife Fighting Art of Self-defence & Sport" and "The Yawara Stick For Self Defense". The Marshall Law novellas, "The Day Of The Dead", "Cloak Of Evil", and "Origins", by Pat Mills The novelization of Phantasm by Kate Coscarelli The translated Dirty Pair light novels by Haruka Takachiho. The Shadow Warrior novels, "For Dead Eyes Only", by Dean Wesley Smith, and "You Only Die Twice", by Ryan Hughes "Secret Fighting Arts Of The Warrior Race", by HetaQ "Burn This Book", by Dan Hoff "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (a.k.a. Gold Diggers of '77)", by Michael Moorcock Both of John Russo's Return Of The Living Dead novels, the one the film was based on, and the novelization of the film. "Cooking With Coca-Cola", the 1979 booklet from the Coca-Cola company. "Wanted: 22 Alien Criminals Wanted by the Intergalactic Security Bureau", by Eric Seidman.

>>1728 Wanna get into the Jack Ryan series. Anyone got a db/mega of all the Tom Clancy books?

>>2560 Nvm, found on r/megabooks. Sharing the link if anyone else wanted it. https://mega.nz/#F!53YQmS7C!W4aLm1yeEpvhHpl9Z12xhQ

>>1728 Can anyone help me find a pdf of ship of fools by tucker Carlson? Much appreciated please I can't find it anywhere

>>2740 >2018 popular trash >pdf Probably not, unless you mean an epub that's been converted to pdf.

anyone got the phoenix project?

>>3298 whoop found it http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=phoenix+project&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def

>>2740 Check a dumpster

>>1728 I finally found Black Dragon at b-ok.cc But I'm still looking for the rest of the list. I thought I found The Great Rock n' Roll Swindle, but it turned out to be a songbook...

"The WoW Diary" - John Staats (PDF) "Lost Anatomies: The Evolution of the Human Form" - John Gurche Thanks bois.

"A Game of War" by Guy Debord "The Infinity of Lists: An Illustrated Essay" by Umberto Eco "Tales of a Reasoner and the essay 'Detective Story'" by Fernando Pessoa Thank you

>>3307 Also - "Alita: Battle Angel - The Art and Making of the Movie"

I want to get into the Epic of Gilgamesh, and some up-to-date editions have come out recently: >A new translation by Benjamin Foster from just last month. In addition to incorporating the new textual finds, it includes supplementary essays such as Gary Beckman's discussion of the Hittite fragments of the Gilgamesh epic. https://books.wwnorton.com/books/webad.aspx?id=4294998181 >For a thematic analysis of the Gilgamesh epic - Louise Pryke's recently published book: https://books.google.com/books?id=gy6ODwAAQBAJ Thanks.

The Summer of the Ubume by Natsuhiko Kyogoku. It got translated like 10 years ago, but the book is insanely expensive and I could never find a PDF.

Jethro Tull's mock-prog-rock album "Thick As A Brick" used to come with a 12 page fake newspaper "The St. Cleve Chronicle and Linwell Advertiser", and I was wondering if there's a .pdf anywhere for it?

can anyone find me "Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects, 9th Edition" epub would be best but honestly i'll take anything. tried looking through google and found a few download links but they were all shot usually or wanted me to make an account thanks in advance

>>3372 See genesis library which has it, but I won't upload here due to its file size of 211MB

Does anyone have "How to write an inspired creative brief" by Howard Ibach?

Could anyone help me find pic related? https://archive.org/details/organicchemistry00foxm This archive link's got a 30 page preview, but i can't find a pdf or an epub anywhere, i checked libgen, I think all the mirrors too, #bookz and #ebooks on undernet and IRCHighway, and some public trackers, and found nothing. If anyone has it, I'd really appreciate it

If your file is over the 75 megabyte upload limit, there's a Lainchan Volafile room we can use.

>>3721 It'd help if I gave you the link, I suppose... https://volafile.org/r/lainchan

>>1728 Might have one if the combat books you want, will have to check when home tomorrow

>>3864 Thanks, I think a lot of this stuff was just never uploaded, or is lost media.

>>3702 you can open an account on archive/openlibrary and download the pdf, and then remove the drm.

I'm having trouble finding John Dickson Carr ebooks where the formatting isn't completely butchered.

hi lain, can you help me download books from https://books.openedition.org/? they are supposed to be free access but you can't download them in ebook form, only see some of them in html...

I'm looking for the short story "The Glass Bridge" (1957) by Robert Arthur It was anthologised in "Mystery and more Mystery" (1966) and "Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine Volume 2, Number 7" (July 1957)

Cant seem to find Mouchette in english anywhere also if anyone has Dark Spring by Unica Zurn then much appreciated

Looking for Field of eternal integrity by Paul Cooijmans, which is (understandably) not in any public database I know of. If anyone has the sequel too that would be cool.

Nine Medieval Latin Plays, Cambridge Medieval Classics Thanks

Have you lot tried p2 or f2f networks for those?

>>3950 You've sent me on quite the rabbit hole anon, how did you learn about this guy?

>>3977 I was looking for free IQ tests to jerk myself off over, and some absent minded link clicking led me to his Giga society. But yeah, he's a bizarre character. I'd encourage lainons to dig through his websites (all linked somewhere on https://paulcooijmans.com/). Who knows, maybe you're destined to take your throne as the grail society member? Or maybe you're destined to buy his books for the sharethread?

>>3981 That reminds me, check out Fravia. The guy is super poetical about the possibilities of www (though the older version of it). And if any Russian lainon comes by, you should know that a Ru pdf compilation of his "searching lore" exists. Strongly related to this thread's topic.

>>3915 nevermind, found it: https://openlibrary.org/books/OL4448521M/Alfred_Hitchcock's_tales_to_send_chills_down_your_spine

>>3904 There are a couple of scans up at http://gen.lib.rus.ec/fiction/?q=John+Dickson+Carr&criteria=&language=English&format=pdf >>3982 Thanks for the tip lain, I feel like I've wandered into an abandoned mystics cave

I have not been able to find these, and I doubt there even is scans for them but here goes nothing Maternal Child Nursing Care in Canada 2nd Edition Miller's Nursing for Wellness in Older Adults (Canadian Edition) Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm (16th Edition) If anyone finds them, I'd love them forever

Mirely ou le Petit Trou pas cher (Mirely, or The Cheap Little Hole) (novel), 1900 (unpublished)

>>3722 please do not use volafile. Other anons will miss it and then ask for reuploads every time. t. expert in knowing myself

>>4040 I could only find 15th edition of MIS:MtDF, and the standard (American?) 6th edition of NfWiOA. If you're interested in either of those I can upload them.

I would greatly appreciate anyone that has a copy of computer security: principles and practice (4th edition) they would be willing to share.

"THE BOOK OF SYMBOLS: Reflections on Archetypal Images" "An Encyclopedia of Archetypal Symbolism " Thank you & can anyone recomend other books on occult symbolsm

>>4313 thats nowhere to be found unfortunately

Does anyone have a copy of Digimodernism?

>>4310

>>4317 Thank you very much lainon! very appreciated!

Introduction to Linear Algebra, Fifth Edition (2016) ISBN: 978-09802327-7-6 Gilbrt Strang

THE BOOK OF SYMBOLS: Reflections on Archetypal Images // The Encyclopedia of Aesthetics - Michael Kelly // The Secret Language of Color: Science, Nature, History, Culture, Beauty of Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Violet, by Joanne Eckstut and Arielle Eckstut, //

Looking for Myōe the Dreamkeeper by George J. Tanabe Jr. I don't know if any scans actually exist, it they do you can probably "borrow" one by being associated with a university.

Years ago I stumbled across a book on formal grammars. I only read a chapter or three our of curiosity, without any serious investment. The book was fun and not too heavy. I need to study formal grammars again but I can't seem to find the book. Does anyone have any books on formal grammar they'd be willing to upload or point me to? >>4559 I have the 3rd edition of the book if you would like I can upload it. The 5th is available at https://www.pirate-bay.net/search?q=linear+algebra+strang?q=linear+algebra+strang

>>3312 I don't know if it helps, but Ive found the portuguese version of Tales of Reasoner and the essay http://recursos.bertrand.pt/recurso?id=10949233

>>4771 Thank you, but I don't speak Portuguese.

Looking for; Rebel City Hong Kong's Year of Water and Fire its been released on recently

Does anyone have tips on finding logins for university libraries?

I'm looking for books about communication or oration to help me become a better speaker, preferably textbooks or other relatively high-level stuff (no popsci/self-help books). For modern books it would be especially good if there's discussion of anthropology or evolutionary psychology. Anything with a framework for analysing how someone speaks would be cool too.

The Dragon Syndicates: The Global Phenomenon of the Triads

>>5192 it's not hard to look for @university.edu emails on your favorite search engine and use a password guessing script until you get one.

Does anyone have "Windows Internals 6th Edition: Part 2"? Part 1 of 7th Edition is available at archive.org (https://archive.org/details/windows-internals-part1-7th), but a cursory search hasn't turned up Part 2 (7th Ed P2 isn't out until April)

>>5553 Passwords like "Winter2019" are often set as the default and lots of people never change them.

Anyone have a particularly nicely formatted pdf of The Prince by Machiavelli? I swear I had one and it's bugging me.

>>5553 >>5996 Thanks, useful to know

Anybody find pic related? "Systema - The Russian Martial System" by Giuseppe Filotto

>>5995 https://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/9780735665873/samplepages/9780735665873.pdf

>>6320 >>5995 sorry not the full version. always check b-ok.cc, has practically everything https://b-ok.cc/book/1306092/6fbdfe

I'm looking for "Blindspots" by Roy Sorensen (1988)

>>6392 that's some thang

i have only found hardcovers of pic related, im not even sure if its been digitized

idk why its so hard but im desperately trying to find an epub of Count Zero. Ive found epubs for Neuromancer and Mona Lisa Overdrive (attached) but none for Count Zero, only could find a portugese one off libgen.

>>6486 i found it pretty easily on libgen, im not sure which ones are good ones and which ones have issues so ill just leave a link http://libgen.rs/fiction/?q=count+zero&criteria=&language=&format=epub

Not so much /lit/ depending on your definition, but I'm seeking out copies of the "Idler" magazine. Ideally as a torrent. For anyone who is unsure, you can have a look here, https://www.idler.co.uk/, not very lain beyond maybe a counter-culture feel. Straight up nowhere to be found on the internet, despite an e-book subscription package.

Can anyone here provide me the book Stranalandia - Stefano Benni?

>>3907 The only way I think of is asking for them is in reddit.com/r/scholar; people there posgt what their institutions have paid for, very esoteric or rare papers I have only been able to find them this way.

I'd like to request a properly OCRed version of the Cyberpunk 2020 Core Rulebook so I can Ctrl+F.

Does anyone has Tao Te King and I Ching by Willhelm? I prefer the original version tho thnx.

>>6678 https://pomf.lain.la/f/lr15r9at.pdf

ask and ye shall receive >>3314 Louise Pryke's "Gilgamesh". I would also recommend Baedan's reading of the story in the first section of "Against the Gendered nightmare" (easily available online) If any has "In the Gutting Shed" by W.D. Valgardson I would be greatly appreciative, though I'll admit I don't believe digital copy exists

>>3312 >"The Infinity of Lists: An Illustrated Essay" by Umberto Eco

>>3307 >"Lost Anatomies: The Evolution of the Human Form" - John Gurche Full sized file was too large for here so here's a reeeally low res one. If anyone wants the fullsized I can drop a torrent or something

>>6725 >If anyone wants the fullsized I can drop a torrent or something please

>>6726 This should work. Please seed generously magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d94b73ecdbf4c3618963cbdd2c37219dade59f97&dn=John%20Gurche%20-%20Lost%20Anatomies%20-%20The%20Evolution%20of%20the%20Human%20Form&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A6969%2Fannounce

>>3950 did you find the book yet?

>>1728 Sorry for not remembering the name, but does anyone have a certain PDF that was essentially a long guide to suicide? It began with a section talking about if going through with it is actually a good or a bad move, kind of the main reason I want to find it again.

>>6896 I don't but the art of suicide is quite good

>>6896 One of these? https://www.finalexit.org/ergo-store/

>>4054 YOU'RE NOT MY DAD!

>>1728 "Manhood" by Steve Biddulph thanks lain, have a picture of chiito smoking ><

If anyone has a pdf of Der Weg Nach Zion by Munzer Kurt I'd love to have it, thanks.

I can't, for the Love of Lain, find a way to download "El Fin de los Hombres" by Duilio Giordano Faillaci (It's only in spanish, sadly) I couldn't find it on libgen, gutengerg, nor archive.org :( Here's an amazon link, but it requires "kindle unlimited" to get it for free: https://www.amazon.com/El-Fin-los-Hombres-Oficial-ebook/dp/B01M8PUW6T/ref=sr_1_1?amp&keywords=%22el+fin+de+los+hombres%22

This may be a little niche, but does anyone know of any books on tax strategy and corporate formation, specifically in England? Thanks.

Dumping some links for your searching purposes. >Best: https://libgen.is/ https://booksc.org/ https://z-lib.org/ https://www.gutenberg.org/ (public domain) >Magazines: https://magazinelib.com/ https://downmagaz.net/ >Spanish: https://epublibre.gratis/ https://www.espaebook2.com/ https://ebookelo.site/ >Audiobooks: https://librivox.org/ (public domain) https://audiobookbay.se/ https://audiobb.com/ >Sketchier: https://www.ebookee.net/ http://www.freebookspot.club/ https://www.ebooks777.net/ https://www.pdfdrive.com/ http://www.ebook3000.com/ Can I request books by subject, not title? I'm looking for very short books (15 to 30 pages) that serve as introductory material to different subjects. For example, on the topic of "essays about nature", I found that Thoreau has some short beginner-friendly essays that fit the bill. Now, I'm still looking for such entry-level booklets/essays on other general subjects, like social sciences, natural sciences, math, ethics, religion, etc. Any recommendations?

>>8171 >spanish Sadly the spanish links aren't very good; i've used those pages before and i never find anything there

The Boy Between: A Mother and Son's Journey From a World Gone Grey by Amanda Prowse and Josiah Hartley

Making sense of race by edward dutton on pdf format.

looking for epubs or mobis of: BLEEDING EDGE by Thomas Pynchon MOBY D*CK (saw the annotated version, cool but not what I'm looking for) by Herman Melville

>>8300 Why not just ignore the annotations, aren't they just hyperlinks? It's not like someone took a highlighter and crayolas to it.

only digital version i found was on jstor but i dont have an account. https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt5vkrwk

>>2740 >>4316 attached below are links to epubs or mobis, since I got an unsuported file format error while trying to post them. >>4313 https://libgen.rocks/ads.php?md5=35d44dd9bf2b6ff48b315d6523ad59c8#. Not necessarily "occult" symbolism since Guénon uses the term traditional (not that this means that they're not occult, of course) but eh, I liked this one quite a lot. >>8115 https://libgen.lc/edition.php?id=142831588 >>8300 Bleeding Edge: https://libgen.lc/edition.php?id=3679041 Moby Dick: https://libgen.lc/edition.php?id=4175436 >>8257 didn't find it in pdf. You can still read it in the calibre reader though - https://libgen.lc/edition.php?id=140519083 found all of those in libgen, by the way, you guys should use it. It's great for pirating purposes. <and Have a Lain's Diary too, why not. I still haven't read it. It came bundled with a torrent.

Looking for In Defense of My Saber, by George S. Patton Jr. King of the Ring, by Benny the Jet Urquidez The Complete Michael D. Echanis Collection: Special Tactics for Knife and Stick Combat, by Michael D. Echanis On Single Combat, by Keith R. Kernspecht The New Green Beret Gourmet: A Cookbook for Advisors, by Charlotte Guttenberg and James Guttenberg Midnite the Rebel Skunk issues 2 and 3, by Milton Knight Gene LeBell's Grappling World: The Encyclopedia of Finishing Holds, by Gene LeBell Gene LeBell – The Grappling Club Master, by Gene LeBell, Ben Springer, and Steve Kim Breathe in, Breathe out: Health and Fitness the Les Gronow Way, by Allen Tate

Storm Wars!: An Adventure, by Jon DeCles (sequel to The Particoloured Unicorn, which I enjoyed as a kid) Queen: the Eye, by Paul Darrow (novelisation of the old interactive CD game, written by the actor from Blakes 7)

George Hackenschmidt's books: It is From Within: The Way To Health, Peace, Beauty, and Vigor (Peverleys Ltd., 1934) Man and Cosmic Antagonism to Mind and Spirit (London, England: Hazell, Watson & Viney, Ltd., 1935) Attitudes and Their Relation to Human Manifestations: Instinctive; Intellectual; Dictated (London, England: Billings and Sons Ltd., 1937) Consciousness and Character: True Definitions of Entity, Individuality, Personality, Nonentity (1937) Self-Improvement (1937) The Three Memories and Forgetfulness: Acquisitions and Impositions from Without; Life's Opposition from Within (London, England: Billing and Sons Ltd., 1937).

>>1728 Hi, hope everyone is well. I'm looking for "topics in functional equations" and "graphs an introduction" by Titu Andreescu, and a collection of all the introductory and intermediate books published by AOPS, since I need them to prepare for the math olympiad. I've looked on irc, libgen, anna's archive, zlib and some ddl forums. can someone help this frog out? thanks. PS: I found a few AOPS books on anna's archive but they're incomplete and unorganized, and they cost a soykaf ton for me(18k in my currency for 1 book). Would really appreciate a complete and organized collection. I've not looked at MaM, bibliotik, libraries(my country doesn't have any) or other places, since I don't have access.

Complete set of Labor Force. The early issues of Cyclone Comics Presents. Colin Stevens' Black Mountain trilogy from Falcon Press: Black Mountain Breakdown; Chubs, Spike, Harry Into the Black Mountain; and Chubs, Spike and Harry Battle Beneath the Mountain. The Chinese comic book Tunnel Warfare, by Che Mei; Pi Lei, from 1972.

Sukebe 1/3's Western Dirty Pair doujinshi "Nostalgia 2".

Anything on semiconductor tool maintenance, operation, etc. I can't be more specific but anything related

The Gospel of Filth: A Bible of Decadence and Darkness (or "A Black Metal Bible") by Gavin Baddeley and Dani Filth. I think they're actually two different versions but I'd be happy with any.

Karate Baka Ichidai, by Ikki Kajiwara. The manga based on Benny "the Jet" Urquidez, Ikki Kajiwara's "Shikakui Jungle". The Whitman comic Beyond the Black Hole that formed a sequel to Disney's The Black Hole, specifically the final two issues, 5 and 6, only printed in Spanish.

Breathe In, Breathe Out: Health and Fitness the Les Gronow Way, by Alan Tate and Les Gronow.

>>8907 >Karate Baka Ichidai, by Ikki Kajiwara. Torrent file can be found here: https://nyaa.si/view/401823 The torrent itself is dead, I'm trying to download and seed it. >Ikki Kajiwara's "Shikakui Jungle". Torrent file can be found here: https://nyaa.si/view/706738 The torrent itself is dead, I'm trying to download and seed it. No results on Mangadex, MangaSee123, or the Internet Archive. Maybe try DC++ or IRC? I found both supposedly on https://dlraw.net, but the only download options presented are from sketchy download services. https://theindex.moe/library/manga has quite a few manga options, perhaps you can find it there. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

>>8914 Thanks for trying. That's further than I got. You can find just about any manga online, except for the old stuff that predates the current fandom...

>>4313 >>4631 The book of symbols (PDF) medium quality, compression of images is horrible but I believe it should be easy to find higher quality ones on any image search engine. Best I could find.

Ed Parker's Infinite Insights Into Kenpo: 4 Mental & Physical Constituents Grappling Master: Combat for Street Defense and Competition by Gene LeBell Ed Parker's Guide to the Nunchaku Bruce Lee: Between Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do, Jesse Glover Bruce Lee's Non-Classical Gung Fu, Jesse Glover Non-Classical Gung Fu, Jesse Glover

>>8812 Hi, hope everyone is well. I'm looking for "topics in functional equations" and "graphs an introduction" by Titu Andreescu, and a collection of all the introductory and intermediate books published by AOPS, since I need them to prepare for the math olympiad. I've looked on irc, libgen, anna's archive, zlib and some ddl forums. can someone help this frog out? thanks. PS: I found a few AOPS books on anna's archive but they're incomplete and unorganized, and they cost a soykaf ton for me(18k in my currency for 1 book). Would really appreciate a complete and organized collection. I've not looked at MaM, bibliotik, libraries(my country doesn't have any) or other places, since I don't have access.

>>1728 Amygdalatropolis PLEASE. i know there are no official ebook versions but im wondering if someone has scanned it

need "the end of the modern world" by Guardini

>>1728 anyone know where i can find old issues of "Green Anarchist" magazine? ideally from their '90s era?

>>9164 Didnt they have a onion site at one point?

By any chance has anyone (((preordered))) Lan Party by Merritt K? https://vol.co/product/lan-party/

>>9165 no idea. searched around, couldn't find one. did find this archive of zine issues but it only goes back to 2001 https://greenanarchy.anarchyplanet.org/

Does anyone have "The big brother game" by scott french?

Looking for the Memoirs of the Chevalier D'Eon, by himself. Or herself, there was some confusion.

I'm looking for the coffee table book "Kibosh", by Terry Richardson.

I'm also looking for some of the Fabio martial arts novels by Ryder Syvertsen, "Mystic Rebel". 4. Temple of Dark Destiny 5. Cave of the Master

Roy Davis Laboratory Laser Pistol Plans and Instructions (Circa 1966)

anyone got "Anything that Moves" by Jamie Stewart? i've harbored a resentful obsession with him for years and want to read about his weird depravity

Looking for the fifth Dirty Pair novel, "Legacy of the Dictator". Apparently it was serialised in 1997 online via the Microsoft Network in both English and Japanese, but no-one seems to know in what format.

>>1728 does anyone have "***: A novel" by Michael Brodsky??

>>9580 https://archive.org/details/asteriskasterisk00brod You will need to create an account to download it.

anyone have "Acts of Worship" by Mishima?

Ariel: The Book of Fantasy Mostly vol. 2, 1977.

Ideal's UFO Magazine #10 1980

>>9587 https://archive.org/search?query=yukio+mishima+acts+of+worship Three "copies", you can read if you join.

I'm after Seven Notes In Red, about the Italian prog rock band Goblin.

Badger, The Novel, by Mike Baron. Not to be confused with the old Badger graphic novel, Hexbreaker, this is an actual novel he wrote on Kickstarter. It's available as an e-book too.

libgen is dead it's over for me

>>9589 This would interest me too, would appreciate that too.

Dominion Special - Phantom of the Audience

The Black Mountain trilogy from Falcon Comics, by Colin Stevens. Chubs, Spike, Harry into the black mountain (1975) Chubs, Spike and Harry battle beneath the mountain (1975) Black mountain breakdown (1976)

Sun Lutang's unpublished study of bagua spear.

"The Expert Sword-Man's Companion" by Donald McBane, 1728.

>>8991 AOPS is on libgen, but somewhat scattered https://libgen.is/search.php?req=aops&open=0&res=25&view=simple&phrase=1&column=publisher ...unless you're talking about a completely different AOPS

Mechanismo, by Harry Harrison, 1978

"Changeling" by Aidan Wachter too obscure

Geoffrey Karen Dior, Sleeping Under the Stars: Explicit Memoirs of a Decade in Porn.

The Fable - The Second Contact, volumes 4-9. Specifically, the official English translations. The first 3 official volumes are available here: https://archive.org/details/the-fable-the-second-contact-v-01/

The gnome book has a recipe for mango chutney I really want to show to a friend.

I don't know if this is the appropriate place, but anyway. It's been a while since I've been looking for a pdf of the book "Lulismo Selvagem" by Rogério Skylab, but so far nothing. I don't know if it's because it's a niche book, or just me being dumb and not looking right, but If anyone has the archive of the book, it would be very kind of you to share.

I've only got Year of the Cock, so if anyone has scans of the others, I'd be chuffed.

I’m looking for a pdf that is a neo nazi fighting manual. It is by the aryan nations or the kkk or something like that. I have 0 interest in white supremacy, but it had some great fighting techniques. Would really appreciate it if someone could find it

How to Argue with a Racist - Rutherford

>>10154 >emotionally driven responses that reject the golden age of genetic understanding that we are going to, while also loosely acknowledging it at the same time. It barely talks about genetics in any meaningful way. Nothing about genetic factors impacting behavior (MAO-A), IQ inheritance, avoids Haplogroups entirely. This book champions science, but then proceeds to accept only one of several notworthy hypotheses of origin (You already know it's OOA - Which was speculation when it was created and discredited in the 1980's and dozens of times afterwards well into the 2010's) - He makes dishonest statements about "equality" -- When the true goal is "equity." What is the difference? Equity is equal outcome. Equality is equal opportunity. Once equal opportunity was found to not work, the goal post was moved to equal outcome. This book doesn't achieve what it's trying to achieve. Most of it is a caricature of a racist more than anything else while pretending that "The Science" is merely being misused/misunderstood and heavy-hitting reality denial statements like "the racists are denying reality" and then proceeds to rip into the guy who literally discovered the double helix structure and claims he is a "racist" but fails to prove why. 0.5/5 - 117 page waste of time, even if you're anti-racist: You already know how to argue in this manner, go read some actual theory instead.

>>10154 Simplest way to get a racist to contradict themselves: ask them if Jews have higher IQs than whites and if Blacks have larger dicks than whites.

>>10156 >ask them if Jews have higher IQs than whites They don't lol. Do you mean ashkenazi jews? They're not even biologically semites, they're just some slavs with schizophrenia, and yes, they have 2 or 3 ticks higher than "Whites on average in the US." -- However, if you talk about any other subset of Jew, or just lump them all together, they do not have higher IQ... They actually match the exact same as Arabs (the other semite.) >Blacks have larger dicks than Whites That's actually false, too. Blacks tend to have smaller dicks. Not that this subject matters much, but it's true. Most of that soykaf comes from pornography. Gee, I wonder why that is.

>>10157 >jews are dumber than whites so statistical facts all become jewish lies when you can't jerk yourself off to them? get real bro. obviously I was talking about Ashekenazi Jews in America and Israel. pretty sad you tried to deflect by suggesting I was talking about shepardi jews or some soykaf. jews contribute way more to society than us, they quickly rise to the top of any society they enter, they tend to have stronger families, more money, etc. >blacks tend to have smaller dicks than whites lmao keep telling yourself that buddy See everyone? Look how quickly the racist collapses under the weight of his cognitive dissonance when exposed to inconvenient truths.

>>10156 The racists you actually have to worry about, the ones that will happily do a genocide, would say that it doesn't matter -- my favorite race SHOULD be superior and when there are places that it isn't, the other races must be brought down a peg. They will use words such as "cunning" rather than "intelligent". To them, their favorite race has moral superiority, though perhaps not quantitative superiority in some ways.

>>10157 WHO could be behind it I wonder. Who would be so cunning and so handsome and so clever (and high IQ besides) as to make such a devious trick!

>>10159 You're not wrong, but that flavor of racist doesn't want to have a debate in the first place. Fortunately 9/10 times you will encounter a racist like the one I just did.

>>10158 >obviously I was talking about Ashekenazi Jews in America and Israel >suggesting I was talking about shepardi jews That's a lot of words to just point out that what I said is correct. >racist collapses under the weight of his cognitive dissonance I'm concerned that you may not know what "cognitive dissonance" is, because that isn't what I'm displaying. >jews contribute way more to society than us contribute.. what? moral decay? usury? >us I know you're actually a mutt, but what kind of pathetic loser holds a torch for a race they aren't even part of? >IQADD.bmp.jpg There's absolutely no source for this data. Ashkanazi's have a >keep telling yourself that Someone was brewing soykaf in IRC a few years ago and typed out "average dick size" of each race and several people were pretty surprised to learn asians don't have the smallest average penis size, that honor goes to the negro. Seriously, look it up. >>10160 Show me where you disproved anything I've said.

>>10162 Aside all the crooked stuff jews do in global politics, industry, and banking, they have made a significant amount of contributions to scientific progress, so much so that the nazis kind of shot themselves in the foot when they persecuted jews at universities. I remember a quote of one german mathematician remarking that their mathematics institute died with the departure of jews. I guess it was David Hilbert, it's mentioned in a wikipedia article on him. I guess one could say that they make significant contributions because they are unfairly placed in faculty positions, but then how can their disproportionate contributions be explained? That requires intelligence. Maybe someone else in their position could have also solved the problems they solve, and develop the theories they develop, in which case there is a question of the speed at which this work can be done. The white nationalists usually reconcile their superiority by saying jews have better verbal intelligence, allowing them to manipulate people easier.

Racists are always talking about the "master race". The ironic thing is that Ashkenazi jews seem to be the master race. ^_^ t. white guy with a sense of humor

Ox Baker's cookbook. I'm not sure if it was ever properly published, I think the first run was only 100 copies.

medical education shortlist physiology: Costanzo, Physiology anatomy: Moore, Clinically Oriented Anatomy anatomy atlas: Rohen's Color Atlas of Anatomy pathology: Sattar, Fundamentals of Pathology biochemistry: Lippincott’s Biochemistry microbiology: Jawetz, Medical Microbiology immunology: Abbas, Basic Immunology pharmacology: Brunton, Goodman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics embryology: Sadler, Langman's Medical Embryology histology: Junqueira's Basic Histology Text and Atlas toxicology: Klaassen, Casarett & Doull's Toxicology internal medicine: Fauci+, Harrison's Manual of Medicine psychiatry: Kaplan & Sadocks Concise Textbook of Clinical Psychiatry genetics: Nussbaum, Thompson & Thompson Genetics in Medicine emergency: Cline, Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine anesthesia: Miller, Basics of Anesthesia diagnosis: Porter, The Merck Manual of Diagnosis & Therapy medical specialties cardiology: Braunwald’s Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine (2 volumes) dermatology: Bolognia, Dermatology endocrinology: Williams Textbook of Endocrinology ear/nose/throat: Cummings Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery family medicine: Rakel, Textbook of Family Medicine gi: Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease infectious diseases: Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases nephrology: Brenner and Rector's The Kidney neurology: Ropper, Adams and Victor's Principles of Neurology neurosurgery: Kaye, Essential Neurosurgery ob/gyn: Williams Obstetrics oncology: DeVita, Cancer: Principles and Practice of Oncology ophthalmology: The Wills Eye Manual orthopedics: Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics pediatrics: Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics surgery: Schwartz, Principles of Surgery surgery: Zollinger's Atlas of Surgical Operations urology: Campbell-Walsh Urology

>>10170 Is there really any point to reading all this if you're not in med school? Every few years half of what you learned becomes out-of-date anyway. Kinda like learning about AI. >>10168 I remember when I was a teenager and thought reading combat books could make me into a combat expert like in Morrowind... Attaching a slow apocalypse novel that I never see talked about called Flashback. Slow apocalypse literature is like near-future, as America's slow collapse has progressed even further to near-cyberpunk levels. Think the era depicted in Ready Player One or Gibson's Bridge Trilogy.

>>10173 Thanks for soykafting on other users' requests, and then leaving a book no-one asked for. You're a gutsy man, and a big help!

>>10185 Oh come on don't be so sensitive. We all thought reading enough combat manuals and science textbooks would turn us into superhumans when we were teenagers.

>>10196 And we all thought that acting like a cunt would make us seem superior and discerning, but most of us grew out of that when we were 13.

>>10198 I'm not meaning to hurt anyone's feelings. I just thought it was funny cause it's something I also used to do; maybe someone else would share their experience. If you are taking it this personally, then congratulations on being my kindred spirit.

Sagen Ishizuka - "A Chemical Theory of Nutrition on Health and Longevity", 1897, Japan.

>>10297 He was born into a modest family of traditional physicians, and continued their tradition by going into medicine. Having little wealth, he ended up teaching himself basic techniques while working as a language teacher. By the age of 16 he had already learned the Dutch language, essential to study Western medicine in Japan. (He later also successfully mastered German, French and English.) During the next seven years he taught himself anatomy, botany, chemistry, physics and astronomy.

>>10313 Um, yes. I know. I want to read his book.

The posts here have been getting really weird lately. Is there anyone left but bots?

>>1728 There was a passage in a recent book I had read where Lamarckianism and Darwinism was being discussed, and where it was suggested that there has been only a few attempts to reconcile the two schools/frameworks: one by H. G. Cannon and another by Ernst Haeckel. They list for Cannon a book titled Lamarck and Modern Genetics where such an attempt was made, but give no name for works by Haeckel where this conceptual synthesis had been developed. Does anyone have suggestions on in which book(s) Haeckel might've discussed such matters, and where could I find 'em? I know Cannon's work is sold on Amazon, but obviously I'm not gonna spend upwards of hundred bucks to have it sent to me, so if anyone knows of a free repository for that one, I'd appreciate it, even though Haeckel piqued my interest more. To give context, here's the passage from the book where this was discussed: "Is it possible to reconcile Lamarckianism and Darwinism? In 1959, H. G. Cannon, a professor of zoology, published Lamarck and Modern Genetics. He opposed the view, now championed most vociferously by Richard Dawkins, that organisms are like mechanical objects undergoing random and blind changes in mechanical parts. Design, for Dawkins, is performed by a “blind watchmaker”. Cannon sought to defend the active powers of adaptation that he thought were intrinsic to living organisms. He considered the inheritance of acquired characteristics an obvious means by which organisms could “intelligently” enhance their responsiveness to the environment. An earlier thinker, Ernst Haeckel, also tried to effect a synthesis of Lamarck and Darwin’s ideas and he was led to a radical position where he proposed that there are no absolute differences between organic and inorganic substances. Such a view is consistent with Illuminism whereby the whole universe is alive and evolving, the difference between the inorganic and organic being one of the qualities of mental activity. The most elementary substances are unconscious and more or less indistinguishable from mechanisms. Plants have more mental activity than crystals, animals more than plants, and humans more than animals. All entities exist on a continuum of mental activity, and it’s not until humanity is reached that consciousness emerges from unconscious and purely instinctual behaviour."

>>10446 I tried bullying AI into answering your question and this is what it said: "For Ernst Haeckel, his works that delve into evolutionary biology and his attempts to merge Lamarckian and Darwinian concepts can be found in several of his major publications. Some notable books where Haeckel discussed these ideas include: "Generelle Morphologie der Organismen" (General Morphology of Organisms) - This work is where Haeckel laid out his ideas on the relationship between ontogeny (development of an individual) and phylogeny (evolutionary development of a species). "Natürliche Schöpfungsgeschichte" (The Natural History of Creation) - In this book, Haeckel elaborates on his evolutionary theories and attempts to reconcile Lamarckian and Darwinian ideas. "Anthropogenie oder Entwicklungsgeschichte des Menschen" (Anthropogeny, or the Evolutionary History of Man) - This book discusses human evolution and Haeckel's views on the inheritance of acquired characteristics." Bear in mind that this AI lies a lot, like, A LOT, and specifically likes to attribute the specifics that I ask for to random things to try and fob me off, so take this with a pinch of salt.

>>10453 Oh, nice! Thanks a lot lainon :)! And don't worry about the AI lying, since shifting the lies from the truth is just part of the research process, and here the guesstimation provided by the AI seems to have paid off by leading me to material which looks promising. Especially in The History of Creation I found this section (pic related) wherein Haeckel specifically states not seeing any unbridgeable differences between organic and inorganic substances, and earlier in the book he critiques both Lamarck and Darwin, and boils the debate down to the two schools of adaptation versus inheritance, respectively. He also provided a citation to his earlier work General Morphology of Organisms, which happens to have a German edition on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_wghbAAAAQAAJ/page/n3/mode/2up . So, now it's just a matter of brushing off my German and interpreting the runes in order to burrow down into the material more deeply :D Again, thank you very much!

>>10454 De nada. You might also grok Fritjof Capra's "The Web of Life", where he makes the case for the origins of life as self-regulating chemical reactions.

By Peter David, writing as "David Peters". The BEST pseudonym of all time. Well, since Norman Spinrad wrote a book as "Adolf Hitler".

>>8127 >I can't, for the Love of Lain, find a way to download "El Fin de los Hombres" by Duilio Giordano Faillaci 2 years later, still couldn't find this book other than that, i'm trying to download "mountain - A Field Guide to Summiting Life" by joshua blais from his webpage but the download seems to be broken https://mountainthebook.com/

>>3312 pic <3 my dear midnight heron

Mostly for the first two episodes of Steve Stamatiadis' abandoned Australian mecha series Hedrax, reprinted from Eureka comics, and then abandoned again before the third episode was reprinted. to be honest probably not enough furry porn or Nazis or furry Nazi porn for Antarctic Press. Ben Dunn is a man of special needs.

>>1728 Do any of you have the book Memento Vivere by D. Orpheus?

Requesting the Spheres trilogy by Peter Sloterdijk

Bone Saw TPB (1992 Tundra) Dead Muse (1990) TBP by Eddie Campbell

Do you have some free material about teaching?

Any help with Stanislav Grof's H.R. Giger and the Zeitgeist of the twentieth century (2014)?

Any issues of Simply Living Magazine. It used to be ubiquitous in Australia at one time, now it's like it never existed.

"Tamashii no Asoko", by this author (Hanako Yamada): https://myanimelist.net/people/22051/Hanako_Yamada

>>10113 Also this one which was apparently only published in Dutch, "The Devil's Triangle".

Requesting the new reissue of Joe Weider's "Destructive Self-Defense Course".

>>11455 Sounds like another insecure fake tough guy who doesn't understand the actual meaning of "self-defense". (it's not knowing how to horribly maim someone)

Speaking of self-defense, I'm not too hopeful anon can help here but I've been trying to no avail for some time to get my hands on the Neptune Publications translation of Karate-do Kyohan by Gichin Funakoshi. The older translations took some "liberties" that ended up obscuring some very important aspects of Karate history. Supposedly the Neptune Publications version is a more neutral translation that doesn't feel the need to supplant things with junk from modern 3K Karate.

>>11465 No, it's a translation done by a professional translator that's more faithful to the original writings. The other English "translations" were done by karate enthusiasts first, who felt the need to insert their own influences from contemporary karate. So for example photos of Funakoshi doing various things were replaced by modern karateka, and it's missing things like Funakoshi citing kata for traditional karate throws. At least, that's what I've heard about it. I need to see it for myself so I can use it as evidence against people who think karate is traditionally purely a striking discipline.

Requesting "Drunken Wolverine Ninja Kung-Fu: a Realistic Guide to Street Fighting" by Ron Collins.

Requesting Chi Mind Control, by Mike Dayton. Every electronic copy I've seen is missing pages, like, half the book, and often poorly scanned to boot.

Requesting "The Chuck Norris Karate System", by Chuck Norris and Dick Tirschel

Where can I get this book if my pocket are empty?

You can try your local library.

Requesting Hermann Hesse Treatise on the Steppenwolf by Jaroslav Bradac.

Requesting "The Cyprus Manual: W. E. Fairbairn's Postwar Unarmed Combat Instruction Manual" by Robert H. Sabet

>>11426 Creative Teaching, An Evidence-Based Approach 2015 Sale The New Teacher's Handbook 1954 Bender The Skillful Teacher 2e 2006 Brookfield

Requesting "Tales of the Kung-Fu Warriors" 1,10,11,12,13,14 and "Tales of the Ninja Warriors" 1 to 16.

>>11610 Other two are on Anna's archive

I'm looking for what appears to be an extremely obscure book by an extremely obscure author: "Flowers of the aftermath", by a "Helen Butler Wells", published in 1943. The reason? some Lainon 20+ years ago really seemed to like this book, so i need to read it. I can't contact this person nor i know their whereabouts, sadly. I do have a couple excerpts from the book, which i'll now share: ## Excerpt n°1: ## The beach was empty cold gusts came up off the water stinging her face Stiffly she lifted herself up from the crusty sand a sticky, empty bed dizzy from the sudden change The suns flickering glare spattered on the dark waves evening spilled onto the shore staining the water and sand Out past the waves in the deep green folds beyond the rock and weed something churned with anger it stirred in its frustration Trickles of foam and brine lapped eagerly at her feet hatefully wanting to bite and take her back to sea shivering and scared, she kicked at the sand heart pounding within her the sandy grit stuck to her tears and hair. pinching her lip with her teeth; she glared out to the angry tide: Thunder and wind slapped back at her face; she had escaped the thirsty sea held its beast back in defeat, for now. ## Excerpt n°2: ## the metal claw gripped her skull as the electonic eye probed hers the machine was curious she was his specimen the metal thing processed her movements, her senseless sounds holding her fast with its hydraulic arm frantic, she pulled trying to free her head from his grasp " right claw : tighten 10%" somewhere inside her head she heard a soft crack her nose released red watery blood terrified she let her hands fall limp

Requesting "FOR LEGAL REASONS. THIS IS FICTION: Trainhopping, Hitchiking, Bike Touring, & Urban Exploring Through All 50 States"

>>12029 I found another book by the same author. Apparently, she was "mediumistic author" which is why she is credited as a transcriber. https://archive.org/details/thegloriesthereo00well/page/n1/mode/2up

Requesting Face Jagger and ID Sniper, both by Jakob S. Boeskov.

Requesting The Black Cobra System of Chi-Tao Gung Fu. Also, The New Orient Karate School course, by C.J. Cousins. And "Killer Kung Fu", by El Shaitan of the Oriental Devil Fighting Society.

Requesting "From Behemoth to Microship", 2000, Steven K. Roberts

requesting any issues of Omega Science Digest (1981-1987 Hearst Corporation)

Requesting "PHICTION: Tales from the World of Phantasm", by Don Coscarelli.

>>12189 >"PHICTION: Tales from the World of Phantasm" not exactly what you're looking for, but https://web.archive.org/web/20190803202021/https://www.angelfire.com/wa/realmen87/book1to4.html also, a phantasm comic https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bn1lrc-dvNrEWhIj9cpp9TnKHaVWnk3S/view

Je cherche : August Strindberg - Seul

Does anybody know where I can find "Topologies of Identity in Serial Experiments Lain"? I checked Anna's Archive and searched with filetype:pdf to no avail, any help would be appreciated.

>>12225 Apparently its in Mechademia volume 7 pages 191-201, which is here https://annas-archive.gl/md5/c21025ef8ee5defe4b8b926f4986f274

>>12226 Thanks! Very much appreciated.

>>12226 not the lain who asked for the book but the pdf is full of errors

>>12190 Thanks! That's the preview I found before, of the novel, but I've been after the comic for some time, too.

I don't have a specific title to request, but I was looking for an introductory work on economy and investing, since my knowledge concerning money matters is embarrassingly lacking.

Looking for Space Picture Library Holiday Special, 1977 and 1980.

>>6725 Here it is, on libgen https://libgen.li/index.php?req=Lost+Anatomies%3A+The+Evolution+of+the+Human+Form&columns%5B%5D=t&objects%5B%5D=f&objects%5B%5D=e&objects%5B%5D=s&objects%5B%5D=a&objects%5B%5D=p&objects%5B%5D=w&topics%5B%5D=l&topics%5B%5D=s&res=25&filesuns=all

Requesting the nine issue Niteside: Priestess of Perdition, by Beaumont Jardine.

Need this badly. It's not on libgen

Requesting "Vixen's Keep", by Mark Wallace.

>>12386 I only found an album sharing the cover art, presumably part of the same project. https://archive.org/details/1126033

Requesting "The Ninja Sword: Art of Silent Kenjutsu", by Katsumi Toda

I would be exceptionally grateful if someone could share a digital copy of Koo Schadler's Egg Tempera Painting, A Comprehensive Guide. I could not find it anywhere, and at this point I'd buy it from Amazon and share it, but I have no idea how to rip an ebook ever since they disabled local downloads a while back.