Reading List
I’m an avid reader, and my tastes are pretty eclectic. I read fiction while vacationing and traveling, non-fiction during breakfast, and technical books in the evenings and on quiet weekends – I don’t watch much tv nor do I have cable. And if you want to be an enabler or see what’s next on my list check out my Amazon wishlist
Here are my latest reads (within the last 3 years):
Current Reading List:
- Word of Mouth Marketing – Andy Sernovitz
- Creative Capital – Spencer E. Ante
- Mastering the VC Game – Jeffrey Bussgang
Fiction/Fun:
- Dimanche and Other Stores – Irene Nemirovsky
- Summer at Tiffany – Marjorie Hart
- Unaccustomed Earth – Jhumpa Lahiri
- My Life in France – Julia Child
- Mysteries of Pittsburgh – Michal Chabon
- Stern Men – Elizabeth Gilbert
- Interpreter of Maladies – Jhumpa Lahiri
- Eat, Pray, Love – Elizabeth Gilbert
- New Moon – Stephenie Meyer
- Julie & Julia – Julie Powell
- The Last Voyage of Columbus – Martin Dugard
- Founding Mothers – Cokie Roberts
- Geography of Bliss – Eric Weiner
- Sway: The Irresistable Pull of Irrational Behavior – Ori & Rom Brafman
- Simply Irresistable – Ellen T. White
Business/Entrepreneurship/Career:
- The Leadership Pipeline: How to Build the Leadership Powered Company – Ram Charan, Stephen Drotter, James Noel
- Great Demo! – Peter E. Cohen
- Brand Sense – Martin Lindstrom
- The Secret – Ken Blanchard & Mike Miller
- The Five Dysfunctions of a Team – Patrick Lencioni
- The Innovator’s Dilemma – Clayton M. Christensen
- Made to Stick – Chip Heath & Dan Heath
- Never Eat Alone – Keith Ferrazzi
- Positioning – Al Ries & Jack Trout
- Basic Black – Cathie Black
- Secrets of Six Figure Women – Barbara Stanny
- Getting to Yes – Roger Fisher & William Ury
- Getting Things Done – David Allen
Programming/Design:
- Agile Development with Rails – Samy Ruby & Dave Thomas
- Mental Models – Indi Young
- Building Social Web Applications
- Clean Code – Robert C. Martin
- Rockstar Programmers – Ed Burns
- Test Driven Development – Thomas Hammell & Tom Snyder
- The Laws of Simplicity – John Maeda
- Design of Everyday Things – Donald Norman
Some of the blogs I read:
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