Reading Walter Isaacson’s ‘Steve Jobs’

I am continuing to read Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs on devices Jobs created, an iPad and an iPhone. I’m up to the cancer and the iPhone.

It is an exceptional well-written book, telling a fascinating story about a unique and important individual — and an extraordinarily eccentric one. If you have any interest whatsoever about the man or his technology, I assure you this book will be enjoyable. It’s a read where I keep looking to see how much is left, not because I want it to end, because I fear it will. It’s that good.

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Isaacson’s Benjamin Franklin: An American Life is equally superb. I have a copy of his Einstein: His Life and Universe but have never read it. I will soon.