Here's one that's more topical.
<title>It's February!</title>
That's right, it's February. The time of year where we here at the Flat Earth Society turn on some light jazz, start a crackling fire, and cook a romantic meal for one as we curl up with a 19th century book! That's right, one of our truest loves is to rediscover the truths from the great flat-earth minds of the past.
One of our favorite selections is "Zetetic Cosmogony: Or, Conclusive Evidence that the World is not a Rotating-Revolving-Globe, but a Stationary Plane Circle" <link below> by Thomas Winship. This book harkens back to a simpler time when book titles were ludicrously long and people were able to present great ideas without fear of persecution.
This definitive work, as the abstract-like title states, lays out some concrete proofs for the flat-earth and tackles topics that are just as relevant today as they were over 100 years ago. Such as, magnetism, the sinking-ship effect, circumnavigation, and even the sun's distance and diameter. We recomend this book to anyone looking to better understand the truth of the world before them. Good reading!
http://books.google.com/books?id=GzkKAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA#PPP9,M1