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Books Written by Stewart Brand
Stewart Brand has written 6 books. See the full bibliography below.
Stewart Brand is an American writer, best known as editor of the Whole Earth Catalog.
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Whole Earth Discipline
Why Dense Cities, Nuclear Power, Transgenic Crops, Restored Wildlands, and Geoengineering Are Necessary
2009
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Marc Andreessen recommended this bookMarc Andreessen
"On why even environmentalists should be pro building, pro cities, pro nuclear, and pro genetic engineering." - Marc Andreessen
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Steven Pinker recommended this bookSteven Pinker
"An allusion to [the author]'s groundbreaking 'Whole Earth Catalog,' which merged technology with the counterculture and encouraged global consciousness." - Steven Pinker
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Patrick Collison recommended this bookPatrick Collison
Patrick Collison labeled this book "substantially above average."
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Jack Dorsey recommended this bookJack Dorsey
"Incredible book." - Jack Dorsey
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Matt Ridley recommended this bookMatt Ridley
"Describes how one of the things he did was spawn a back-to-the-land movement with people growing their own vegetables and forming communes." - Matt Ridley
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The Clock Of The Long Now
Time and Responsibility
1999
Recommended by
1 person
Phil Libin recommended this bookPhil Libin
"The most influential book on me." - Phil Libin
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How Buildings Learn
What Happens After They're Built
1994
Recommended by
1 person
Caterina Fake recommended this bookCaterina Fake
"One of my favorite books." - Caterina Fake
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The Media Lab
Inventing the Future at M. I. T.
1987
II Cybernetic Frontiers
1974
The Last Whole Earth Catalog
Access to Tools
1971
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