Literature of interest

Readings that I have found interesting, influential, and would recommend to others; organized by author last name, then chronological order in which I read them. I've purposely left out (most) technical books because they are really all that I read during the first phase of my life and felt I was neglecting to read for myself; I also have many interests with great books consumed in topics such as mathematics, microbiology, permaculture, worms, insects, mollusks, and a whole lot more that I would rather mention in dedicated pages in regards to said topics.

Abbott, Edwin A.

• Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions

Berry, Wendell

• What Are People For?

Callard, Agnes

• Open Socrates

Camus, Albert

• The Stranger
• The Myth of Sisyphus

Chomsky, Noam

• Syntactic Structures

Dewey, John

• Art as Experience

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

• Crime and Punishment

Fadell, Tony

• Build

Gibson, William

• Neuromancer
• Count Zero
• Mona Lisa Overdrive

Greene, Robert

• The 33 Strategies of War

Huxley, Aldous

• Brave New World

Kafka, Franz

• The Metamorphosis

Keyes, Daniel

• Flowers for Algernon

Leaf, Munro

• Ferdinand

Lee, Bruce

• Striking Thoughts

Latham, Aaron

• Orchids for Mother

Lawson, Robert

• Rabbit Hill

Lindbergh, Anne Morrow

• Gift from the Sea

Mitnick, Kevin

• The Art of Deception
• The Art of Intrusion

Musashi, Miyamoto

• A Book of Five Rings

Nietzsche, Friedrich

• Twilight of the Idols
• The Antichrist
• Human, All Too Human
• Daybreak
• The Gay Science
• Beyond Good and Evil
• On the Genealogy of Morals
• Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Raymond, Eric S.

• The Cathedral and the Bazaar

Rumelt, Richard

• Good Strategy / Bad Strategy

Sagan, Carl

• Cosmos

Saint-Exupéry, Antoine De

• Wind, Sand and Stars
• The Little Prince

Shaw, Bernard

• Man and Superman

Sterling, Bruce

• Mirrorshades

Vonnegut, Kurt

• Cat's Cradle

Yong, Ed

• I Contain Multitudes