Editing Leonard Read (section)

==Works==
Read authored 29 books, some of which are still in print and sold by FEE.
* ''Romance of Reality'' (New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc., 1937) [http://fee.org/library/detail/romance-of-reality]
* ''I'd Push the Button'' (New York: Joseph D. McGuire, 1946) [http://fee.org/library/detail/id-push-the-button]
* ''Pattern for Revolt'' (1948) [http://fee.org/library/detail/pattern-for-revolt-2]
* ''Students of Liberty'' (FEE, 1950) [http://fee.org/library/detail/students-of-liberty-2]
* ''Outlook for Freedom'' (1951) [http://fee.org/library/detail/outlook-for-freedom]
* ''Government – an Ideal Concept'' (FEE, 1954; 2nd edition 1997) {{ISBN|1-57246-061-X}} [http://fee.org/library/detail/governmentan-ideal-concept]
* "I, Pencil" (FEE, 1958 & 2008) [http://www.fee.org/files/doclib/20121114_IPencilUpdatedCover2012.pdf]
* ''Why Not Try Freedom?'' (FEE, 1958) [http://fee.org/library/detail/why-not-try-freedom-2]
* ''Elements of Libertarian Leadership'' (FEE, 1962) [http://fee.org/library/detail/elements-of-libertarian-leadership-2]
* ''Anything That's Peaceful: The Case for the Free Market'' (FEE, 1964; revised edition 1992; 2nd edition 1998) {{ISBN|1-57246-079-2}} [http://fee.org/publications/detail/anything-thats-peaceful]
* ''The Free Market and Its Enemy'' (FEE, 1965) [http://fee.org/library/detail/the-free-market-and-its-enemy-2]
* ''Deeper Than You Think'' (FEE, 1967) [http://fee.org/library/detail/deeper-than-you-think-2]
* ''Where Lies This Fault?'' (FEE, 1967) [http://fee.org/library/detail/where-lies-this-fault]
* ''Accent on the Right'' (FEE, 1968) [http://fee.org/library/detail/accent-on-the-right-2]
* ''The Coming Aristocracy'' (FEE, 1969) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/the-coming-aristocracy-2]
* ''Let Freedom Reign'' (FEE, 1969) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/let-freedom-ring-2]
* ''Talking To Myself'' (FEE, 1970) [http://fee.org/library/detail/talking-to-myself-2]
* ''Then Truth Will Out'' (FEE, 1971) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/then-truth-will-out-2]
* ''To Free or Freeze, That is the Question'' (FEE, 1972) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/to-free-or-freeze-2]
* ''Instead of Violence'' (FEE, 1973) [http://fee.org/library/detail/instead-of-violence]
* ''Who's Listening'' (FEE, 1973) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/whos-listening-2]
* ''Free Man's Almanac'' (FEE, 1974)
* ''Having My Way'' (FEE, 1974) [http://fee.org/library/detail/having-my-way-2]
* ''Castles in the Air'' (FEE, 1975) {{ISBN|0-910614-52-0}} [http://fee.org/library/detail/castles-in-the-air-2]
* ''The Love of Liberty'' (FEE, 1975)
* ''Comes the Dawn'' (FEE, 1976) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/comes-the-dawn-2]
* ''Awake for Freedom's Sake'' (FEE, 1977) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/awake-for-freedoms-sake]
* ''Vision'' (FEE, 1978) [http://fee.org/library/detail/vision-2]
* ''Liberty: Legacy of Truth'' (FEE, 1978) [http://fee.org/library/detail/liberty-legacy-of-truth-2]
* ''The Freedom Freeway'' (FEE, 1979) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/the-freedom-freeway-2]
* ''Seeds of Progress'' (FEE, 1980) [http://fee.org/library/detail/seeds-of-progress-2]
* ''Thoughts Rule the World'' (FEE, 1981) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/thoughts-rule-the-world]
* ''How Do We Know'' (FEE, 1981) [http://fee.org/publications/detail/how-we-do-know]
* ''The Path of Duty'' (FEE, 1982) [http://fee.org/library/detail/the-path-of-duty-2]
* ''Clichés of Socialism'' (FEE, various)