Recently my interest has been significantly broadened from music and linguistics, to include linguistic anthropology, world history, natural history, theory of universe, etc. Or rather say these are intensified, since I originally had them on my interest list in the notebook.
Today I suddenly found myself laying a pile of books on my desk that are really interesting, and these are definitely my favorite and classics:
WORKS. BRAHMS (Piano quintet op.34)
Ranma 1/2, vol.15 (original Japanese edition)
Bach Goldberg Variations by WILLIAMS
The Linguistic Construction of Reality by GRACE
Language and Culture by SHAUL and FURBEE
A Briefer History of Time by STEPHEN HAWKING
Attila by MAN
Parallel Worlds by MICHIO KAKU
The Maya by COE
Language, Culture and Society by SALZMANN
An Introduction to the Languages of the World by LYOVIN
Five Epochs of Civilization by McGaughey
Why Suya Sing by Anthony Seeger
