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Boxes and Arrows Book LIst (#938)
Posted: 1/23/2003; 9:07 AM by Terry Frazier
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A lengthy list of recommended reads from the staff at B&A, mostly on information architecture and web design, but also includes books on writing, management, social science, marketing, sales, and careers. Each book gets a paragraph or two on why it's worth reading. Pretty good list. Thanks Paul.

There are a few on here I've read, and a few I'd like to know more about. Now if I can figure out how to add those to an AllConsuming and booktalk list so I can watch what others are saying.

Boxes and Arrows Favorite books.
I adore book lists, especially ones that are more like annotated bibliographies. The web design journal Boxes and Arrows published a wonderfully eclectic list of their favorite books for 2002.
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