The Big Short
Michael Lewis
Infuriatingly good. There isn’t another writer alive who could take the obscurities of subprime mortgages and credit default swaps and deliver a page-turner like this one.
Infuriatingly good. There isn’t another writer alive who could take the obscurities of subprime mortgages and credit default swaps and deliver a page-turner like this one.
An engineer’s perspective on the design process. His conclusions are familiar, but the means by which he gets there are fascinating.
A lengthy and wonderful photo essay with stories of various kinds of work, from biscuit manufacturer to rocket scientist.
On Dieter Rams, and how long is long enough.
A wide-ranging and philosophical approach to user-centered design.
A new publishing venture from the people who bring you A List Apart and An Event Apart.
The inaugural book from A Book Apart, the new publisher for which I am co-founder and editor.
The book I most dreaded carrying around when I was a student (because of its heft), but which I now profess the most nostalgia for.
Of books and pens
A call for book designers to migrate to the screen.
A collection of essays written between 1949 and 1974, the year of Tschichold’s death.
Three announcements about the future of publishing.
Lanier’s manifesto brings attention to the many ways in which human behavior is being mechanized by technology.