Keith Rabois: "Amazing read about Russia from 1998-2007. Highly relevant to the Putin issues."

Brianne Kimmel: "One of my favorite books!"

Chris Sacca: "Was lucky to get to know [Bill Browder] over ten years ago. [Red Notice] and [Bill Browder] are both special."

Garry Kasparov recommended "Red Notice" on his website.

One of 10 biographies Jason Calacanis recommends reading.

Matt Ridley: "A fascinating, surprising and beautifully written history of technology, economics, and culture, told through the thread of textiles, humanity's most indispensable artefacts. I loved it."

Marc Andreessen: "The story of technology is a story of human ingenuity, and nowhere is this more clear than in the story of textiles: the original technology, going beyond what we commonly think of as 'tech.'

As with many technologies, we suffer an amnesia about them when we enjoy them in abundance, as Postrel observes; her book gives us back our memories about this technology that we use every day without even knowing it."

Brianne Kimmel recommended 'The Fabric of Civilization' for anyone interested in the creator economy.

Brianne Kimmel: "Ben Horowitz's new book is a must-read especially on navigating ‘war times’"

Vinod Khosla: "For me, it shows the value of having principles an organization and its leaders believe in."

Garry Tan: "Lots of gems in the new ⁦Ben Horowitz book"

Brianne Kimmel: "This is the book the government does not want you to read: BUY NOW"

Kara Swisher: "Edward Snowden's new book 'Permanent Record' is quite good and surprisingly a love letter to the Internet as it was."

Alexis Ohanian: "Reading with gusto over the holiday and especially reflecting on this note - true friendship is the best investment one can make."

Vinod Khosla: "I've always thought of art as snooty as it is manifested (not as it is created) and this book proves the point.

The creation of art may have higher significance but the art world is not a good reflection of it."

Brianne Kimmel recommended 'The $12 Million Stuffed Shark' for anyone interested in the creator economy.

Brianne Kimmel: "Nadia Eghbal’s book is a future classic."

Balaji Srinivasan: "Nadia is very smart and it’s worth reading anything she writes on open source."

Brianne Kimmel: "Great book"

Brianne Kimmel: "Read Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam. One of my favorite books"

Brianne Kimmel: "[Wild and Crazy Guys] in particular is especially relevant for women today"

Brianne Kimmel: "Another great children’s book for adults"

Brianne Kimmel: "Highly recommend Edward Tufte’s books for inspiration on ways to present information — charts, diagrams, dashboards"

Brianne Kimmel: "Highly recommend for anyone in tech.

One of the most concise and engaging books on tech history. Read it cover to cover this weekend"

Brianne Kimmel recommended 'Representing Talent' for anyone interested in the creator economy.

Brianne Kimmel recommended 'The Death of the Artist' for anyone interested in the creator economy.

Brianne Kimmel recommended 'No Applause - Just Throw Money' for anyone interested in the creator economy.

Brianne Kimmel: "Highly recommend Tim Wu's book"

Brianne Kimmel: "If you’re struggling to find the right words or new to writing publicly, this book is a must-read."