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Paul Mojaver is starting The Poison Belt (Professor Challenger, #2)
Sorta like a british and more cosmic horror version of saramego’s blindness. Great author. Couldn’t help himself throwing in some race science and a hard r.
— Oct 17, 2026 09:40PM Add a comment
The Poison Belt (Professor Challenger, #2)

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Paul Mojaver is starting Storm of Steel
“However cleverly people may talk and write, there is nothing to set against self-sacrifice that is not pale, insipid, and miserable."
— Oct 16, 2026 03:45PM Add a comment
Storm of Steel

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Paul Mojaver is starting The Book of Dead Philosophers
His pretentious edgy british bad boy style is exhausting but it is a well made book
— Oct 02, 2026 07:08PM Add a comment
The Book of Dead Philosophers

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Paul Mojaver is starting Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle
“I am not concerned with the logicality of this argument but its psychology”
— Oct 01, 2026 06:36PM Add a comment
Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle

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Paul Mojaver is starting Psychic Self-Defense
“To perceive a haunting, one needs as a general rule to be slightly psychic. It is for this reason that children, celts, and the colored races suffer severely from such interferences, and the stolid nordic type is comparatively immune, and to a lesser extent the lively materialistic and skeptical latin.”
— Sep 22, 2026 07:29PM Add a comment
Psychic Self-Defense

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Paul Mojaver is starting The Peregrine
I’d bet my arm that this is one of jack kornfield’s favorite books
— Sep 18, 2026 07:29PM Add a comment
The Peregrine

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Paul Mojaver is 33% done with Liber Null and Psychonaut: An Introduction to Chaos Magic
A fun mix between really cool and edgy teenager slop
— Jun 08, 2026 11:53PM Add a comment
Liber Null and Psychonaut: An Introduction to Chaos Magic

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Paul Mojaver is 50% done with Introduction to Classical Chinese Philosophy
This feels more like intro to western philosophy via examples in Chinese philosophy… not sure I’d recommend
— Jun 07, 2026 01:10AM Add a comment
Introduction to Classical Chinese Philosophy

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