Tim Ferriss

who won I believe it was the Booker or Pulitzer Prize for another of his books called Arctic Dreams.

guy Gabriel K is very good at them the Lions of arasan or taana are to highly recommended

that's actually one of my favorites of his Black Swan green I think is what it's called

Annie Dillard's Pilgrim at Tinker Creek.

pick up Scott Mloud's book on understanding comics

Pattern Recognition is an incredible book. I read it once every couple of years. It's beautiful.

the first time he sat down to write Swamp Thing, he changed the entire precept of the character.

I put up that giant coffee table book which is a collector's edition of Sin City by Frank Miller because you get to see underneath the finished inking a lot of the pencil marks and the rubber cement and all of the white out and so on.

he was boiling over with Watchmen.

or read this great book called The swerve which is you know about this this monk ages ago that sort of found that book and then rewrote it and saved it for history like that reads like a murder mystery

Sin City, Batman Year 1, like the list is super long, 300, etc.

She doesn't publish Jazz until 61.

there's a great book on propaganda by Eddie bernes where he explored it with doing a study on the most important meal of the day

And this actually makes me think of Dale Carnegie and how to stop worrying and start living.

Tim Ferriss mentioned this book on Twitter.

"Fantastic book." - Tim Ferriss

"It’s excellent." - Tim Ferriss

it's a brilliant book written about this by Joseph tainer called the the collapse of complex Societies

I remember reading, I think it was the making of an American capitalist way back in the day.

Coyote also, if you read Trickster Makes This World by Lewis Hyde, it's a book about trickster mythology across different cultures.

This is Andy Goldsworthy, a collaboration with nature. Everybody should get this book, but check out some of the images in there.

Vagabonding by Ralph Pototts which had a huge impact on me. an uncommon guide to the art of long-term world travel I think it is which is also a a very deeply philosophical book fundamentally

Now, it turns out that there's a funny story about this, which is the version of this book, The Winner's Curse, that I published in 1992.

pick up Sid Fields book on screenplay