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shelves in April 2026

My library.

My physical library, photographed then sorted. Eighty-nine books on my shelves, six sections. What follows is not a marketing-grade "recommended reading list" : it is a faithful record.

Not all of it is great. Some have struck me deeply, others still sleep. A few are there for sentimental reasons.

If you want to start somewhere : Sadin, Corteel and Carbonell for the contemporary critique of AI; Han and Arendt for the philosophy of the present; Harari, Zinn and Graeber for the long fresco. Alongside, I regularly re-read Deleuze, Heidegger, Nietzsche, Michel Foucault and Yann Moulier Boutang.

Titles are kept in their original language. Many of these books sit on my shelves in French.


01 Artificial intelligence

thirteen titles · contemporary critique, foundations, fictions


02 Philosophy & thought

twenty-nine titles · classics, contemporaries, short forms


03 Society, history, technocritique

twenty-four titles · long history, technocritique, geopolitics


04 Business, leadership, biographies

eleven titles · biographies, product craft, company cultures


05 Tech & code

eleven titles · the bottom shelf : the one consulted when building, not philosophising


06 Documentaries & media

two titles · to open the critique beyond the book