I love learning, it really makes me happy. At the same time, it makes me pile up books. This site keeps track of my attempt to fight back..
December 2020
Shadbolt: ‘The Digital Ape’
Davis: ‘How Artifacts Afford’
November 2020
Downe: ‘Good Services’
September 2020
Benkler: ‘The Wealth of Networks’
Bryson: ‘A Short History of Nearly Everything’
Lessig: ‘Code v2.0’
July 2020
Rilke: ‘Briefe an einen jungen Dichter’
Huxley: ‘Brave New World’
Wu: ‘The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age’
Benjamin: ‘Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code’
June 2020
Schön & Heilmann: ‘NEUSTAAT: Politik und Staat müssen sich ändern.’
May 2020
Feibelman: ‘A PhD is not enough! A Guide to Survival in Science’
April 2020
Butterick: ‘Practical Typography’
Truong: ‘Professional Web Typography’
Newport: ‘Digital Minimalism’
Carnegie: ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People’
Eisner: ‘A Contract With God’
Rowling: ‘Harry Potter et la Chambre des Secrets’
Seneca: ‘Zum Vergnügen’ (Reclam)
March 2020
Goscinny & Sempé: ‘Le Petit Nicholas (Reclam)’
February 2020
Greenway and others: ‘Digital transformation at scale’
Voss: ‘Never split the difference’
January 2020
Zuboff: ‘The Age of Surveillance Capitalism’
December 2019
Remarque: ‘Im Westen nichts Neues’
November 2019
Borgatti and others: ‘Analyzing Social Networks’
Mankiw: ‘Principles of Economics’
September 2019
Goethe: ‘Fünfzig Gedichte’ (Reclam)
Ende: ‘Momo’
Kafka: ‘Die Verwandlung’
Bryson: ‘A Walk in the Woods’
Norman: ‘The Design of Everyday Things’
August 2019
Goethe: ‘Faust. Der Tragödie Erster Teil.’
O’Hara & Shadbolt: ‘The Spy in the Coffee Machine’
Hörhan: ‘Investmentpunk’
Concept copied from my friend Máté Kovács-Deák.