Reading

Library

Books I’ve read that significantly influenced how I see the world.

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📖 Books I've started and probably won't finish:

  • Anne Lamott: Bird by bird (1994, Pantheon Books)

    Bird by bird

    some instructions on writing and life

    Anne Lamott

  • Scott Galloway: Algebra of Wealth (2024, Penguin Publishing Group)

    Algebra of Wealth

    A Simple Formula for Financial Security

    Scott Galloway

  • Jeff Goodell: The The Heat Will Kill You First (2023, Little Brown & Company)

    The The Heat Will Kill You First

    Life and Death on a Scorched Planet

    Jeff Goodell

  • Craig Kyle: Messiah Complex XMen (2008, Marvel Comics, Marvel)

    Messiah Complex XMen

    Craig Kyle

  • Cixin Liu: The Three-Body Problem (Hardcover, 2014, Tor Books)

    The Three-Body Problem

    Cixin Liu

📚 Books I've finished, hooray:

  • Ta-Nehisi Coates: Between the World and Me (Hardcover, 2015, Spiegel & Grau)

    Between the World and Me

    Ta-Nehisi Coates

  • Heather McGhee: SUM OF US, THE (Paperback, Profile Books Ltd)

    SUM OF US, THE

    Heather McGhee

  • Max Fisher: Chaos Machine (2022, Little Brown & Company, Little, Brown and Company)

    Chaos Machine

    The Inside Story of How Social Media Rewired Our Minds and Our World

    Max Fisher

  • Stefano Caselli, Jonathan Hickman, Valerio Schiti: Inferno by Jonathan Hickman (2022, Marvel Worldwide, Incorporated)

    Inferno by Jonathan Hickman

    Stefano Caselli, Jonathan Hickman, Valerio Schiti

This books page layout was replicated from the work of Simon Dann. That page was inspired by the books pages of Dave Rupert, Mark Llobrera, Søren Birkemeyer and Derek Shirk. They originally got the idea for a books page from Maggie Appleton and her Antilibrary. The first version of this page was inspired by Cox Chapman's Books page. I was further hooked on a homepage for my own book activity by the library.json proposal by Tom Critchlow.