My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla

A bit thin, there are books out there purporting to be the same thing with a lot more pages

Adequate coverage.

A good synopsis of Tesla. Enjoyed.

Great book but not a lot of pages, But then most of his good inventions were stolen by the government so how could they be in the book ???.

Any words written by the man himself are worth reading . Good info on Tesla growing up , his near death experiences and much more . Would have liked a more exhaustive list of ALL of his inventions though as not all were mentioned . A 3.5 x Star book IMO , will err on the side of a 4 x star for review purposes.

Interesting read from a genius

I think Nikola's story is trustworthy, because he gives an honest impression. He does not hesitate to talk about situations we others might find difficult to speak about.His life is somewhat like a fairy tale, but I get the impression that he is for real. He has made lasting impressions on our world, concerning electricity. Things we now take for granted, were novelties in his time. He made major contributions concerning the distribution of electric energy, the radio, electric motors running on alternating current.He also had great visions for humanity that all people could have their needs of energy covered, wherever on our planet, whether rich or poor. Money was not an issue for him, more a means to an end, but not an end in it's self.There are many things to think about after reading this book!

An enjoyable and informative read aimed at other would be inventors. It vaguely touches on relationships with other notable "Inventors" of the day, and his dealings with Edison, and also the inflections he suffered which brought about his ability to visualise and mentally manipulate experiments without having to actually build them physically. It left me wanting to know more, as its only a short book, but it was actually written by Tesla, so it brings the reader closer to him in a way.