Autobiography
An annotated collection of 4 books on autobiography, spanning 1903 to 2017. Featuring works by Helen Keller, Federico Fellini, Phil Jackson & Hugh Delehanty and 1 more — each with editorial commentary oriented to digital product practice.
The Story of My Life
Helen Keller's autobiography, written at twenty-two, is the account of a mind constructed against unusual constraints — deaf and blind from nineteen months old, she learned language at seven and went on to read and write…
Fare un film
Fellini on filmmaking — not a manual but a collection of essays, interviews and reflections on what it means to make a film. The book is as stylistically distinctive as his films: digressive, personal, occasionally surre…
Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success
Phil Jackson won eleven NBA championships as a coach — six with the Bulls, five with the Lakers — and the book is his account of how to lead teams of extreme talent and extreme ego. Jackson's method blended triangle-offe…
How to Build a Car: The Autobiography of the World's Greatest Formula 1 Designer
Adrian Newey has designed more winning Formula 1 cars than any other engineer alive, and the book is his account of how the work actually happens: the tradeoffs, the iteration cycles, the relationship between intuition a…