books to read
[after spending a few years in intense read mode.. accessing the following books is secondary to accessing 7 billion plus commonplace/document everything ish books. now possible – so we can’t not.]
*not available, recommended, et al refers to (online library – overdrive) access, unless otherwise said otherwise – (jan 2016 – it appears my limit for recommending titles has been reached. who knew. dang.)
Instrumental, James Rhodes – not available yet in the u.s. – thanks al
To Have or To Be, Erich Fromm
What Computers Still Can’t Do, Hubert Dreyfus
Imaginary Cities, Darran Anderson – thanks library
Drawing Blood, Molly Crabapple – *recommended – thanks al
Insomniac City – NY, Oliver, and me – Bill Hayes (@BillHayesNYC)
Waking the Spirit, Andrew Schulman
via : Great new book on power of music therapy by /AndrewSchulman is a must read. https://t.co/6rmeJDTiTwhttps://t.co/s9smEnwOQs Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/OliverSacks/status/787718589096820737
Whiplash, Joi Ito and – thanks library
The Moose Belongs to Me, Oliver Jeffers
City of Thorns, Ben Rawlence – *limit reached – thanks library
This book moved me to the core. Everything about humanity is contained in it – the worst and the best.https://t.co/pZXPr50Rwv
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/melissarfleming/status/782308600169566208
The Good Death, Ann Neumanne – *recommended
The Stack, Benjamin Bratton – *not available – stack
On a Beam of Light – Story of Einstein, Jennifer Berne
Evicted – Poverty and Profit in the American City, Matthew Desmond – *not available (nikhil said one of best books ever read) – thanks library
The Wander Society, Keri Smith – out mar 2016
The Boy Who Could Change the World, Aaron Swartz, intro by Lawrence Lessig – *not available – reading.. thanks al
Understanding Power, Noam Chomsky – *recommended (book that aaron’s changed his life)
unoffendable, Brant Hansen – *not available – thanks library
Blockchain Revolution, Don & Alex Tapscott – *not available – out may 10
Postcapitalism, Paul Mason – *recommended – thanks library
When the Body Says No, Stress Disease Connection, Gabor Maté – *only available via audio
In the Realm of Hungray Ghosts – Close Encounters w Addictions, Gabor Maté
Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free, Cory Doctorow forwards by: Neil Gaiman & Amanda Palmer – *not available
Multitude & Empire – Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri – *not available – but i see mult in pdf now..
Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus – Douglas Rushkoff – *not available
With Liberty and Justice for Some – Glenn Greenwald – *recommended – thanks library
Schools on Trial, Nikhil Goyal – *recommended – thanks library
Writing My Wrongs, Shaka Senghor – *recommended – thanks library
Participatory Culture in a Networked Era – Henry Jenkins, Mimi Ito, danah boyd – *not available
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Little Bets, Peter Sims – not available
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three decades of books via Mary Ann
http://maryannreilly.blogspot.com/2017/01/sol17-three-decades-of-books.html
oh my.. no wonder.. the love/connection/soulmateness
upon reading the list.. my heart ..more than wanting to read a bunch of them.. long ing for a mate to read/have-read with
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Jon Winokur (@AdviceToWriters) tweeted at 3:00 PM on Fri, Feb 17, 2017:
It was books that taught me that the things that tormented me most were the very things that connected me with all…people.
JAMES BALDWIN https://t.co/rMKlJaFwkn
(https://twitter.com/AdviceToWriters/status/832711221417742336?s=03)
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