List of Books

This is where I track my reading journey. Expect a mix of technology, systems, and the non-tech gems.

Reading now:

• The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy By Douglas Adams

• The science of interstellar By Kip Thorne

• Masala lab By Krish Ashok

In queue:

• Parshuram Ki Pratiksha By Ramdhari Singh Dinkar
• The Murderbot Diaries
• Gandhi and Anarchy By Sir C. Sankaran Nair
• Rest API Desigh Rulebook

Completed

• The God delusion by Richard Dawkins (7 Dec 2025) The book is focused on islam and christianity mostly, overall an eye opener for the uninitiated. The author goes into great details about the argument between Theist and Atheist and leaves no good reason to be a theist by the time the book is done.
• The Three-Body Problem
  • The Three-Body Problem By Liu Cixin
  • The Dark Forest Vy Liu Cixin

  • Death’s End By Liu Cixin

    The book starts slow but builds up a whole new world. I had low expectation from this after the final conclusion of the previous book that seem to have concluded the story. But “Death’s End” defies expectations by thinking large, introducing new fascinating ideas and explaining them in detail.

    The book felt stretched in parts while describing the political environment of the day, this is a trait of this series that felt boring for someone interested in science and new ideas. Although the political and social explanation helped complete the understanding of the new world, which helped pushing through the parts i was not interested in.

    The conclusion for protagonist of this story almost felt unjust. She always felt undeserving to survive everything after making bad decisions for every situation she faced. This again seemed to be a trait of this series where the protagonist of other two books also felt undeserving for the most of the book but was able to turn the story around and redeem themselves.

    On the other hand the bad decisions add to the realism and force you to think how human intuition and right person at the right role is important even if you have all technology and tools in place.

    Finally RIP humanity !

• Sytem Design interview By Alex xu

• Designing Data-Intensive Applications By Martin Kleppmann

• Richard Dawkins
  • The Selfish Gene By Richard Dawkins
  • Greatest Show on Earth:The Evidence for Evolution By Richard Dawkins
• Black warrant By Sunil Gupta
• Sapiens By Yual Noah Harari
• India’s Bravehearts By Lt Gen Satish Dua (Retired)

• Linux Kernel Development By Robert Love

• Dungeon crawler carl Series:
  • Dungeon crawler carl By Matt Dinniman
  • Carl’s Doomsday Scenario By Matt Dinniman
  • The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook By Matt Dinniman
  • The Gate of the Feral Gods By Matt Dinniman
  • The Butcher’s Masquerade By Matt Dinniman
  • The Eye of the Bedlam Bride By Matt Dinniman
  • This Inevitable Ruin By Matt Dinniman
• Andy Weir
  • Project Hail Mary By Andy Weir
  • The Martian By Andy Weir
• Why We Sleep By Mathew Walker
• Dark Matter By Blake Crouch
• Warbreaker By Brandon Sanderson
• Rashmirathi By Ramdhari Singh ‘Dinkar’

• The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventutous Tales of Fred, the Vampire Accountant By Drew hayes

• The Clockwork Chimera Series:
  • Daisy’s Run By Scott Baron
  • Pushing Daisy By Scott Baron
  • Daisy’s Gambit By Scott Baron
  • Chasing Daisy By Scott Baron
  • Daisy’s War By Scott Baron
• An Indian Spy in Pakistan By Mohanilal Bhaskar
• The Google Story By David A. Vise
• The Toyota Way
• Steve Jobs By Walter Isaacson
• India After Gandhi By Ramchandra Guha
• The Story of My Experiments with Truth By Mahatma Gandhi
• Nudge By Richard H. Thaler
• Challenging Destiny By Medha Deshmukh Bhaskaran
• A Thousand Brains By Jeff Hawkins & Richard Dawkins

• The Design of Everyday Things By Don Norman

• Ramchandra series:
  • Scion of Ikshvaku By Amish Tripathi
  • Sita - Warrior of Mithila By Amish Tripathi
  • Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta By Amish Tripathi
  • War Of Lanka By Amish Tripathi
• The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi By Amish Tripathi
• The Oath of the Vayuputras by Amish Tripathi By Amish Tripathi
• Let us C By Yashavant Kanetkar