Reddit mentions of Foundations of 3D Computer Graphics (The MIT Press)

In the industry the most well regarded books are the following:

• Real Time Rendering Rendering/Graphics/Math
  
  A large book with sporadic coverage of a number of areas of graphics. Well written and good for a programmer who isn't a math major type. Has a wonderful blog collecting alot of recent results in industry and academia
  
  
• real time collision detection Physics/Geometry/Math
  
  Pretty straight forward and smart book.
  
  
• Foundations of 3D Computer Graphics Math/Graphics/Short/Dense
  
  The best book if you are already familiar with math and by far the best and most intuitive overview of coordinate systems, frames, vectors and other fundamentals. Reads like The Art of Computer Programming by Knuth.
  
  
• Michael Abrash's Game Programming Black Book
  
  Free online book of voodoo wizardry from the annals of time. Awesome way to get familiar with the classic game programming styles and hacks. Mind expander.
  
  And I have enjoyed these in addition:
  
  
• Game Programming Gems
  
  Pick one of these up for a bunch of succinct tips from pros. My favorites were 5,6 and the best of.
  
  
• Game Feel
  
  I've heard some discredit this book for it's fluffiness but I think it does a good job in defining exactly what it is that that builds strong controls, polish, and identity for games.
  
  In general stay away from "Learn how to make a game" or "Learn tool X"