/lit/ - Literature

What are the best books about political organization, or generally the formation of new organizations? I asked /pol/ but naturally speaking, it didn't work.
If you got any books or memoires on agencies like the FBI and how they infiltrated organizations, that's fine too.

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>>21015802
>peer review
Nigga I ain't about them tricks. What if your peers and you are shit. Just a bunch of faggots agreeing with each other innit

INDEPENDENT REPLICATION OR BUST

>>20229773
You will never be an elephant. You have no trunk, you have no Pröööhh, you have no leathery ear flaps. It never even began for you

>>14065842
>Your hierarchy is based on "we're on top because we can do whatever we want to them and they can't do shit about it", just admit it. It's just the playground hierarchy of a bully
It's also what tends to happen in nature. People tend to find out about this pretty quickly, you must've had a very sheltered life.
Pic related is an elephant bullying hippo's. Hippo's, in turn, bully anything that they can bully, and so on. How does your fragile heart deal with this ugly realization?

Do any of you keep a backlog of books youve read each year? Or a backlist of books you plan to read but never will, let's be fair. It's only gonna grow longer
If so, post what youve read this year.
>Seven Storey Mountain by Merton
>Journey to the End of the Night by Céline
>On Power by De Jouvenel
>Man and Technics by Spengler
>Crime and Punishment

>mfw people only read Decline and forget Man and Technics
Spengler sort of broke with his cyclical views and instead came to belief that the West would turly be the final civilization, because in its decline it would take down all other peoples and the world itself through a massive cataclysmic extinction event. Dont think China, Russia, India, Africa or whatnot will be spared. Everything is in cultural and physical decline, and everything is going downhill,

My favorite author is Hemingway who else should I read?