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A fascinating theory about the human brain as an open system capable of "producing" a mind through its interactions with its environment, grounded firmly in science. Makes a lot more sense than most of what passes for "philosophy of mind".

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A classic by one of the most peculiar figures in alternative fiction and 70's rock music. Definitive contribution to the marginal genre of dark fantasy.

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A must for fans of alternative fiction, though it is probably among the most over-rated pieces of fiction. Still, a pioneering work (though firsts are rarely the best)

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A sci-fi classic that deals with morality and man's place in the universe and ... stuff. Its a bit naive but a fun read. A must for connoisseurs of science fiction.

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The author should have spent more time discussing the logic of his approach and a little less time on describing particular social groups. A useful idea that could have been expressed in 20 page article.

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An excellent collection of essays touching on rationality and related issues.