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Walter Block's book of libertarian autobiographies is finally in print - and available as a free pdf to boot. Many of your favorites spill their hearts out therein, including me, Tyler Cowen, Pete Boettke, Judge Napolitano, and even Gordon Tullock - who characteristically begins:

I am not only not a libertarian, I'm not even an Austrian. Walter Block however wants me to explain the origin of what ideas I do have, and I think it may amuse.

Enjoy.

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Joe Kristan writes:

I just loaded this on my Kindle via pdf/email, but it would be great if Mr. Block would put it in the Kindle store.

I have met Gordon Tullock, and I can't wait to read his story.

Posted January 12, 2011 4:19 PM

william davis writes:

I notice that there are few women. Is there an inference to be drawn?

Posted January 13, 2011 9:42 AM

Silas Barta writes:

The elephant in the room: what about that big scuffle where Block rejected your submission on the grounds that you criticized Austrian economics? Somehow that got resolved and your autobiography is in?

Posted January 13, 2011 10:50 AM

Stephan Kinsella writes:

Joe: "I just loaded this on my Kindle via pdf/email, but it would be great if Mr. Block would put it in the Kindle store."

Our dear, prolific Walter--I would be surprised if he knows what a kindle is.

Posted January 14, 2011 1:50 PM

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