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Tim O_x0092_Reilly

30 books recommended

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Recommended Books

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Trilby80% Confidence
Everybody knows Charles Dickens, but only a certain number of people will have read Trilby.
Makers and Takers80% Confidence

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The Collected Poems80% Confidence

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Night Train to Lisbon80% Confidence
Sometimes there was just a line in Night Train to Lisbon that changed my life in some way.
Gets you into the world of psychedelia and that era of the ‘70s.
A time machine into how people felt about the world in 1915.
The Warden80% Confidence
You read The Warden and you go, 'Oh, my God, I’m reading a novel about the moral quandaries of an 1850s British cleric, and it’s fricking fascinating.'
Almost every economist learned from Intermediate Microeconomics.
Islandia80% Confidence
A utopian novel written in the 1930s, about an imaginary country where Technology, has not yet hastened the pace of life, and where people find time to nurture relationships and the land they live on. Also a novel of the long view. My first Sun workstation was named Isla, and the dream of living on the land was a part of my move to Sebastopol. Physical labor is a wonderful antidote to the life of the mind.
Dune Messiah80% Confidence

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