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Vladislav Simeonov blenda2 — Graham has the occasionally-offputting confidence that comes with making millions from a start-up, but he's a smart guy and a good, clean writer to makes his points with economy and grace. This book left me wanting (more than usual) to start a company; to take an idea and run with it. Personally, I'm not ready, but when I am, I'll probably re-read this book. He's also got a lot to say on (among other things) programming languages, about which he writes both meaningfully and accessibly.

Artem Evstigneev riddick76 — I thoroughly enjoyed Bird by Bird. It is chock full of great instruction and resources for the fictional writer.

Ana Kudashkina ana_kudashkina — If you like beautiful prose, often obscure imagery, then this book is for you. Nabokov is a master at prose, and although one might find that he/she has to spend a considerable amount of time looking up the definitions of words, the book is still worth reading. Pale Fire is one of those books that made me really wish I could write 1/4 as well as the author. As a native Russian, Nabokov writes one gazillion times better than I, a native English speaker.

Zuu Torres zurutoma2e36 — I read this every year through childhood and beyond. Makes you want to move into the forest and learn falconry.

Denver Web _ig_range — Not as good as The Fountainhead. Still a great read but somewhat long winded.