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	Crisis Investing for the Rest of the 90s $4.88 Casey's bent is toward natural resources which he gives much time in this as well as in the rest of his books. An interesting thinker and an effortless writer, Doug is always provocative and occasionally right -- in a big way. The problem is the many times he's wrong. It is crucial to be in the right sector with him and that usually means gold stocks. He's worth paying attention to for that alone, especially today. This book will definitely pull one back from the brink of socialist thinking. It is the quickest read to understand how the world economy and politics interact. If you have not read Doug Casey, this is a prime opportunity. 444 pages, Hardcover
	How to Profit from the Coming Boom in Gold $4.88 Jeffery Nichols is an authority on the gold market. But like many "authorities" in markets often times their predictions are too early. This 1992 effort was about eight years too early. But it sure is relevant today! If you are interested in participating in the current Gold Boom that should persist until at least 2010, this book is a good read. 220 pages, Hardcover
	Parliament of Whores $3.88 P. J. O'Rourke is one of the best satirical writers of our age and this is his Masterpiece. This book is fantastic in two ways: It presents an intelligent, intricate look at how the US government works (or doesn't work) and keeps the reader not only interested, but constantly laughing. O'Rourke's razor sharp pen savagely rips apart the Federal Government and exposes the lies and delusions that surround the idea of government. In an otherwise boring subject this 1991 book shines forth as a very bright spot -- especially today! 233 pages, Paperback