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Non-fiction but I love "Showstopper" about Dave Cutler and Windows NT 1.0.

This just occurred to me: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

‘Seeing like a State’ is an amazing book. And I think it’s drastically changed the way I look at software

“Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard”

"Envisioning Information" by Edward Tufte

"Becoming a Technical Leader" by Gerald Weinberg Unconventional perspective on management

"Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination"

How Buildings Learn by Stewart Brand. It's about how the foundation you build something on top of determines its adaptability to change/new usage patterns

"How Buildings Learn: What happens after they're built" by Stewart Brand (ok, it's about systems and software arch)

"How Buildings Learn" by Stewart Brand One of the best books about designing long-term architectures. Excellent coffee table book

"Born Standing Up: A Comic's Life" by Steve Martin

“Team Topologies”

I also recommend “Charlie y la fábrica de chocolate”.

"Giant Steps: The Remarkable Story of the Goliath Expedition From Punta Arenas to Russia" by Karl Bushby