I love reading & listening to new books and making notes on things I've read and learned.

I keep Goodreads lists of books I am reading, want to read in future & ones I want to read next.

I also have bookshelves of books I liked & read.

Below are books I read (or listened) sorted by year I read them in. The books with links attached will lead to notes I made when reading the book. Books with 🌟 are my favorite.

2019

• 21 Lessons for the 21st Century 🌟

• Brief Answers to the Big Questions 🌟

• A Brief History of Time - Review​

2016

• Mind for Numbers 🌟 - Review / Notes​

• Flowers for Algernon 🌟 - Review​

• Heart of a Dog 🌟 - Review​

• You Don't Know JS: Up & Going - Review​

2015

• Logical Reasoning: A First Course - Review​

• The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant

• The Little Prince 🌟 - Review​

• Understand 🌟

2014

• Roadside Picnic - Review​

• A Thousand Tiny Failures: Memoirs of a Pickup Artist - Review​

• The Last Question 🌟 - Review​

2013

• The Master and Margarita 🌟 - Review​

2012

• The Picture of Dorian Gray 🌟 - Review​

Unfinished

• ​Thinking fast and slow​

• ​Go in action​

• ​Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach​

• ​Programming in Haskell​

• ​Surely, you're joking Mr Feynman​

• ​Mindstorms​

• ​Rich dad poor dad​

• ​Elements of programming interviews​

• ​Crafting interpreters​

• ​Brave new world​

• ​Cracking the coding interview​

• ​Code: hidden language of software​

• ​Eloquent ruby​

• Confident ruby

• University physics with modern physics

• The Yellow Wallpaper

Interesting authors

• ​Douglas Adams​

• ​Ted Chiang​

• ​Alan Watts​

• ​Jorge Luis Borges​

• ​Nikolay Nekrasov​

• ​HP Lovecraft​

• ​Aleksandr Solzhenitisyn​

• ​David Sedaris​

• ​Jorge Luis Borges​

Recommendations

• ​Ask HN: What are some books where the reader learns by building projects? (2020)​

• ​Gergely Orosz's reading list​

• ​Side Project books​

• ​Derek Sivers's books read​

• ​Rahim's books read​

• ​Books written in a style similar to SICP​

• ​HN recommends (2017)​

• ​Check these books - master switch is interesting​

• ​Most meaningful books I read in 2016​

• ​Most mentioned programming books on Reddit​

• ​Language-agnostic programming books​

• ​Some more recommends​

• ​Bret Victor’s favorite books​

• ​AI books​

• ​Lobsters - what are you reading​

• ​Ask HN - what are you reading​

• ​Math books​

• ​History books​

• ​Good books for deep hacks​

• ​Some psychology books to read​

• ​Top programming books 2017​

• ​Many math books​

• ​Psychonaut books​

• ​Reading list​

• ​Pick three books you think every beginner to sci-fi should read, three for "veterans", and three for "experts".​

• ​Any book recommendations for building your own indie business?​

• ​Books read by Radek​

• ​Bookicious - Favorite books of various founders.

• ​How long to read?​

• ​Ask HN: Recommendations on books and documentaries on tech companies/people?​

• ​Ask HN: What's one book that changed your life? (2018)​

• ​Looking for a dark scifi novel​

• ​Three books every beginner to scifi should read​

• ​Good novels featuring mathematics and mathematical philosophy?​

• ​Math-related pleasure reading books?​

• ​Ask HN: Non-tech books that have helped you grow professionally?​

• ​Ask HN: What are the best textbooks in your field of expertise? (2018)​

• ​What’s the best book you read in 2018?​

• ​Some fiction books​

• ​Books I Recommend (2019)​

• ​Miikka Koskinen's reading list​

• ​My Favourite Book Recommendations by catonmat​

• ​Hacker News Books - Dozens of book recommendations delivered straight to your inbox.

• ​Ted Chiang's books + audiobooks​

• ​Some fiction audiobook recommendations​

• ​Alan Kay's Reading List​

• ​Ask HN: Recommend one book I need to read this summer? (2019)​

• ​Patrick Collison's bookshelf​

• ​Recommendations from an audiobook addict​

• ​HN: Alan Kay's answer to ‘what are some forgotten books programmers should read?’ (2019)​

• ​Ray Dalio’s Recommended Books: His Reading List​

• ​Josh Wolfe's favorite books​

• ​What are the most indispensable books for indie hackers? (2019) (HN)

• ​Jared Palmer's favorite books​

• ​Nice CS books/papers​

• ​Programming books that aren't boring​

• ​Some Favorite Non-technical Books of Bjarne Stroustrup (HN)

• ​The 50 Best Nonfiction Books of the Past 25 Years​

• ​Books Samrat Singh read​

• ​Lobsters: New books worth reading in 2019 ​

• ​Lobsters: Old books worth reading (2019)​

• ​Ask HN: Books you plan to read in 2020?​

• ​Ask HN: Favorite Nonfiction Books of 2019?​

• ​Ask HN: Best books you read in the past decade? (2019)​

• ​What and How I read in 2019 by Christopher Schroeder​

• ​Books read in 2019 by arshia​

• ​85 Best Business Books in 2020 for Entrepreneurs, Creatives & Professionals to Read (and Grow) (2020)​

• ​Naval’s Recommended Reading​

• ​Toby Shorin's Library​

• ​Books read by Mark McGranaghan​

• ​Books read by James Somers​

• ​Ask HN: What are the best unknown books you have read? (2020)​

• ​Which book did you enjoy the most in 2019? 📚​

• ​Favorite books that almost nobody else knows or talks about (2019)​

• ​Rational Fiction books​

Notes

• With Audible plans, you can do easy exchanges. Don’t love a book? Swap it for free, anytime.

Links

• ​Awesome books​

• ​Ask HN: How do you read programming books?​

• ​Ask HN: 2018 Summer Reading List?​

• ​Thinking with Types LaTeX source - Original source material for Thinking with Types: Type-Level Programming in Haskell book.

• ​Scribd - Books, audiobooks, and more for a fixed fee / month.

• ​Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Sub-Genres​

• ​Ask HN: What books changed the way you think about almost everything? (2019)​

• ​Awesome Programming Books​

• ​Libby - Local library of thousands of ebooks and audiobooks.

• ​Why books don’t work (2019)​

• ​BookBrowser - Easy-to-use tool to generate a web-based ePub and PDF ebook browser.

• ​Now, what do I read? - Enter your favorite book and get a list of suggested books to read.

• ​How I Read (2018)​

• ​The Most Abandoned Books on GoodReads (2019) (HN)

• ​What Should I Read Next?​

• ​Reedsy - Crafting beautiful books is at the heart of everything that Reedsy does.

• ​Ask HN: Are books worth it? (2020)​

• ​1,000 Free Audio Books​