Books Pac Read In Jail

So this is a list of books Pac read in jail.

(Allegedly.)

I’ve had this list since ‘07. (Not like that really means anything.)

I like to dream that if Pac was still around, he’d have a whole library of books published, as well as a multi-billion dollar empire with everything from 2PacMicrophones™/PacMics™ to a prestigious world renowned academy.¹

I’d like to thank AllEyezOnMe.com for originally compiling this version of the list pre-‘07. I originally included each book’s links, but unfortunately they don’t work anymore. Keep an Eye out for pt. 2!

Here’s the list:

“Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Written by: Robert M. Pirsig

A Raisin in the Sun
Written by: Lorraine Hansberry

Native Son
Written by: Richard Wright

The Practical Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing
Written by: Mark Bricklin

The Complete Illustrated Book of the Psychic Sciences
Written by: Walter B. Gibson and Litzka R. Gibson

1984
Written by: George Orwell

One Hundred Years of Solitude
Written by: Gabriel Garcia Marquez

The Destiny of the Nations
Written by: Alice A. Bailey

The Visionary Poetics of Allen Ginsberg
Written by: Paul Portuges

The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy
Written by: E.D. Hirsch, Jr., Joseph F. Kett, James Trefil

The Diary of Anais Nin
Edited and with a Preface by: Gunther Stuhlmann

The Souls of Black Folk
Written by:W.E. Burghardt DuBois

The Psychic Realm
Written by: Naomi A. Hintze and J. Gaither Pratt, Ph.D.

Tropic of Cancer
Written by: Henry Miller

Nostradamus: The Millennium & Beyond
Written by: Peter Lorie

The State of the World Atlas
Written by: Michael Kidron and Ronald Segal

Catcher in the Rye
Written by: J.D. Salinger

Sisterhood is Powerful: Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation Movement
Written by: Robin Morgan

In Search of Our Mother's Gardens
Written by: Alice Walker

Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools
Written by: Jonathan Kozol

At the Bottom of the River
Written by: Jamaica Kincaid

Music of Black Americans: A History
Written by: Eileen Southern

Moby Dick
Written by: Herman Melville

Life and Words of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Written by: Ira Peck

Art of War
Written by: Sun Tzu

Interesting People: Black American History Makers
Written by: George L. Lee

Blues People
Written by: Amiri Baraka

All You Need to Know About the Music Business
Written by: Donald Passman

All God's Children: The Boskett Family and the American Tradition of Violence
Written by: Fox Butterfield

Black Sister: Poetry by Black American Women, 1746 to 1980
Edited by Earlene Stetson

The Harder We Run: Black Workers Since the Civil War
Written by: William H. Harris

Makes Me Wanna Holler
Written by: Nathan McCall

Great White Lie: Slavery, Emancipation and Changing Racial Attitudes
Written by: Jack Gratus

Imitation of Christ
Written by: Thomas a Kempis

Teachings of the Buddha
Written by: Jack Kornfield

No Man Is an Island
Written by: Thomas Merton

Mysticism
Written by: Evelyn Underhill

Wisdom of Insecurity
Written by: A.N. Watts

Secret Splendor
Written by: Charles Essert

Life as Carola
Written by: Joan Grant

Serving Humanity
From the writings of: Alice A. Bailey

Here and Hereafter
Written by: Ruth Montgomery

The Prince
Written by: Niccolo Machiavelli

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Knowledge=Power.

and you know what? these letteres are so damn small they're like almsot indvisable adn shit and fuck spelling man and damn i'm so tired of spelling shit. I dont' try to act lik u cuz that ain't u wait that ain't who? hmmmm oh well.. .......... anywaho, i hope you guys liked this article on tupac and all that shit and i can't really believe y'all motherfuckers actually read this tiny print shit that's going on down here, you kno what i'm saying? yeah i think you do. 'either way R.i.P. to Tupac Shakur I still can't believe that we live in a world where we lost you too

-4D

^{1. Hey, if Oprah can do it, Pac could too, right? (Peace 2 Ms. Winfrey!!)}