'''The Wiki BookList.'''

''August 4, 1998''
The booklist has been reorganized (again!). This wiki page was getting pretty
large, so I broke it down into multiple pages consisting of the major BookList
categories.

When adding to a category, please add a reference to the '''Recently Added Titles''' section.

This is '''your''' list, so do what makes most sense.

''And as usual'', your additions, edits and corrections are welcome.

-- ToddCoram

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Bibliophiles may also enjoy the BookShelved wiki.
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'''Recently Added Titles'''

''April 2006''
	* "Print-on-Demand Publishers Directory 2006"
	* 21st Century Research, Details at: maska5@comcast.net

''April 2002''
	* WoeIsi: ''Woe Is I'', Patricia T. O'Conner, ISBN 1573226254
	* Requiem for A Dream, Hubert Selby Jr. ISBN 1-56025-248-0

''October 2000''
	* http://usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?SignalToNoise and http://usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?SignalShattered by EricNylund

''August 2000''
	* OtherlandCityOfGoldenShadow, TadWilliams
	* UmlComponents, JohnCheesman & JohnDaniels

''May 2000''
	* MathematicsInWesternCulture, MorrisKline

''April 2000''
	* SnowCrash, NealStephenson
	* LordOfTheRings, JrrTolkien

''January 2000''
	* TheArtOfComputerProgramming, DonaldKnuth
	* ThePragmaticProgrammer, AndrewHunt and DavidThomas
	* The WisdomOfTeams by Jon R. Katzenbach, Douglas K. Smith

''December 1999''
	* TheArtOfUnixProgramming, EricRaymond

''September 1999''
	* A FunctionalPatternSystemForObjectOrientedDesign, ThomasKuehne

''August 1998''
	* InteractiveExcellence, Edwin Schlossberg

''June 1998''  
	* SmalltalkObjectsAndDesign, ChamondLiu vice DiscoveringSmalltalk
	* GoedelEscherBach, An Eternal Golden Braid, DouglasHofstadter

''May 1998''	
	* ManagingSensitiveProjects, D'Herbemont and César
	* SoftwareCreativity, Robert L. Glass
	* GiftsDiffering, Isabel Briggs Myers
	* CreativityAndInnovation, Daniel L. Couger
	* ProgrammingAsIfPeopleMattered, NathanielBorenstein

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'''Main Categories'''

	*'''PatternRelatedBookList''' -- Any books related to Patterns (computers, architecture, etc).
	*'''DesignStyleAndCreativityBookList''' -- Design, interaction, elements of style, creativity, etc.
	*'''PeopleWareBookList''' -- Sociology, anthropology, psychology, (how people behave, communicate and interact).
	*'''GreatSoftwareBooks'''  -- General computer books worth noting.
	*'''LiteratureBookList''' -- None of the above (inspirational, curious, funny, thought provoking, etc).
	*'''UmlBookList''' -- Books about the UML

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'''Related Links'''

	* JimCoplien says: To order books, try AmazonAssociate.
	* GreatBooksList contains a list of books deemed ''great'' by its contributors.
	* Are there "definitive" books for certain subjects? Maybe...
		* DefinitiveCeePlusPlusBooks
		* DefinitivePerlBooks
		* DefinitiveSmalltalkBooks
		* DefinitiveJavaBooks
		* DefinitiveCommonLispBooks

Finding ''wiki'' titles is a bit of an art. Think about how the reference would work in a sentence. Remember that a few extra words can be optionally added in the citation to make the sentence flow ...

	* "I've been inspired by A ShortHistoryOfAnIdea."
	* "Have you read Witold's ShortHistoryOfAnIdea?"

More proper titles, publishers and ISBN numbers can appear on the book's own page.

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Someone should take all the good pages of c2, format them some and make a book of it. It would make an awesome book I and many more would buy.

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