[FunkyZero]

I'm not interested in this guy enough to research it, but having some of these books in his collection doesn't mean much in itself. If you saw my book collection, you could draw some odd conclusions too. I like to understand the oddities of human social groups so I have some pretty offbeat stuff that I've bought and read. I've even *tried* to read Mein Kampf (couldn't get through it, hideously boring and irrelevant).

Now, it half of his collection was this sorta junk, maybe one could start to make somewhat accurate assumptions. We all know what he was already

[SunkenCiv]

I wholeheartedly agree. Back when the personal library was perhaps 4 to 5 percent of what it is today, my suddenly-religious roommate started tsk-tsking that I had so many books. Regarding the occult, The Great One himself, Jackie Gleason, at the time of his death, had accumulated what may have been the largest collection of occult writings ever made by one person.