My Reading List

There are two big problems with the world: too many books, and not enough time to read them. Here is a list of books I'd like to read at some point (it helps me keep track at the bookstore). Bolded books are currently on the shelf but haven't been read, the rest are books I'd like to read at some point.

In Collection To Be Obtained
Architecture, Art, and Engineering
  • Built, Roma Agrawal
  • The Architecture of Happiness, Alain de Botton
  • Architecture, Nicole Bridge
  • The Design of Everyday Things, Don Norman
  • To Engineer Is Human, Henry Petroski
  • The Works: Anatomy of a City, Kate Ascher
  • Raw Concrete, Barnabas Calder
  • Architecture, Barnabas Calder
  • The Existential Pleasure of Engineering, Samuel Florman
  • What are you Looking At, Will Gompertz
  • Structures, JE Gordon
  • How to Enjoy Architecture, Charles Holland
  • Palaces for the People, Eric Klinenberg
  • The Geography of Nowhere, James Howard Kunstler
  • The 99% Invisible City, Roman Mars
  • A Field Guide to American Houses (Revised), Virginia Savage McAlester
Astronomy
  • Failure is Not an Option, Gene Kranz
  • Pale Blue Dot, Carl Sagan
  • Extreme Cosmos, Bryan Gaensler
  • Astrobiology, Kevin Plaxco and Michael Gross
  • The History of Human Space Flight, Ted Spitzmiller
Biomechanics
  • Exploring Biomechanics, R McNeill Alexander
  • Functional Design in Fishes, R McNeill Alexander
  • Animal Mechanics, R McNeill Alexander
  • Engineering Animals, Alan McFadzean and Mark Denny
  • Fish Biomechanics, Robert Shadwick
  • Life in Moving Fluids, Steven Vogel
  • Cats' Paws and Catapults, Steven Vogel

Chemistry

Comic Books

Ethics

Evolution

Feminism

Fiction

Food

Geology and Geography

History (USA)

History (Middle East)

History (World)

Humor

Judaism

Marine Biology

Medicine

Microbiology

Music and Movies

Nature

Philosophy

Philosophy of Science

Physics + Math

Psychology

Race and Gender

Science Fiction

Science History

Science Writing

Skepticism

The Southwest (and Western US)

Urology, Sex, and the Pelvis