100 Greatest Books

Well, according to me.

There’s an idea circulating the web around ditching the idea of reading every book you can get your hands on and instead reading and re-reading the 100 greatest books out there. Well, they both work hand in hand when you choose the 100 greatest books according to you. Below are the 100 greatest books, in no particular order, according to me (these entries are slowly accruing). These are the books I’m focusing on re-reading over and over.

1. The Hero With A Thousand Faces — Joseph Campbell
2. All of Robert Caro’s books on Lyndon Johnson — Robert Caro
3. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant — Eric Jorgenson
4. The Anthology of Balaji — Eric Jorgenson
5. Benjamin Franklin — Walter Isaacson
6. On Writing Well — William Zinsser
7. Skin In The Game — Nassim Nicholas Taleb
8. The Road To Reality — Sir Roger Penrose
9. The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt — Edmund Morris
10. Theodore Rex — Edmund Morris
11. Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt — T.J. Stiles
12. Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller — Ron Chernow
13. Zero To One — Peter Thiel
14. The Complete Financial History of Berkshire Hathaway — Adam Mead
15. Buffett: The Making Of An American Capitalist — Roger Lowenstein
16. Stillness Is The Key — Ryan Holiday
17. American Rascal — Greg Steinmetz
18. Deviate — Beau Lotto
19. 48 Laws of Power — Robert Greene