Two new ranked reading guides just went live on Skriuwer.
Egyptian Mythology Books
Egyptian mythology is the oldest continuously developed mythology on record, running from roughly 3000 BCE to 400 CE. That is 3,400 years of stories about Ra, Osiris, Isis, Horus, Set, and Anubis, and a religious system entirely oriented around death as a dangerous passage requiring preparation.
The new guide covers 15 books, splits nonfiction from fiction, and includes a reading order from beginner to primary sources. The key books are Geraldine Pinch's Egyptian Mythology (the standard Oxford guide), Richard Wilkinson's Complete Gods and Goddesses (the visual reference), and Faulkner's translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead (the primary source). The guide also explains what makes Egyptian mythology different from Greek or Norse traditions: no canonical text, a 3,000-year development, and a system designed around solving death rather than explaining the natural world.
Skriuwer has the full ranked list here
Books About Propaganda
Propaganda is not a 20th-century invention, and the books that actually explain it are not the ones you'd expect. The new guide covers 12 books from Bernays' 1928 manual (the original PR playbook) through Chomsky and Herman's Manufacturing Consent to Pomerantsev's This Is Not Propaganda on modern information warfare designed to destroy the concept of truth rather than replace it with lies.
The guide includes a practical section on how to recognize propaganda techniques and a note on why Orwell's fiction is still useful alongside the scholarship.
Skriuwer has the full ranked list here
Both guides include Article and FAQ schema, Amazon affiliate links with verified review counts, and reading orders from beginner to advanced.
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