In my years spent at UTK moving towards tenure, working with open source platforms and communities has been a significant area of growth for me. This book dispels naive notions about online collaboration while acknowledging the sheer labor required of individuals for the maintenance of open source software. At its core, it's a book about people and the challenges we must face to work effectively together.

For a course

"Atlas of Furniture Design" provides a comprehensive and visually stunning resource that showcases the evolution of furniture design and the work of influential designers throughout history.

A House Made of Stars is Tawnysha Greene's first novel.

This book gave me a number of tools to form good habits that serve me well, both professionally and personally. I often think about concepts from this book.

It was influential on my intellectual journey.

The book and author were prominently featured in my documentary, The Library That Dolly Built.

I have been using this book in my teaching of immunology.

As a kid, I read this book over and over. It made me look for magic and unexpected things while living in a grey faceless city.

A significant book for me. I use it both directly and conceptually throughout my work and teaching. Above all, I teach tools for thinking.