Book Reviews

• Michael Nielsen

  @coen_armstrong Oh, I've meant to read Rapoport forever, thank you for the suggestion! "Impro" was a surprise hit for me. I question the, er, status he gives to status. But that's a quibble: it's a great book!Link to Tweet

• Kevin Simler

  @BecomingCritter @eigenrobot Impro is the other book in my rec list that produces the same revelatory reaction in nearly everyone who reads it. I think those two really stand out. But would love to hear other ppl’s recs!Link to Tweet

• Steven Sinofsky

  @technologypoet @farantzos Funny but I never associated the book Impro with being political in a company. I saw it as a great way to understand doing presentations for teams and at conferences.Link to Tweet

• Kevin Simler

  @markojak_ Impro by Keith Johnstone. A classic!Link to Tweet

• Kevin Simler

  @_TamaraWinter Great question! Impro, The Lessons of History, The Tao of Philosophy, and Class by Fussell It’s not that they’re my very favorite books (although they’re all up there), but also that they’re mercifully short, so as not to be a burden on people.Link to Tweet

• Kyle Russell

  New books! https://t.co/u528JgSdOxLink to Tweet