165 books, 11 shelves.

Books that changed how I think about people, systems, and what's possible.

How things are shaped, why that matters, and the invisible decisions behind every object and interface.

The craft of deciding what to build and why — from discovery through to market.

How to build things that last, scale, and don't quietly rot.

The arc of computing — where it came from, what it is doing to us, where it might go.

The game that taught me how to think about positions, plans, and patience.

Novels I've read and ones on the to-read pile. Mostly thrillers and crime.

Mostly 20th century — war, intelligence, and the machinery of states.

The ones that earned their place by being specific, not by being motivational.

Jazz lives here.

Things I reach for, not read cover to cover.