Here is what I am reading these days

I am one of those people who likes to read many books at the same time. And thanks to the Kindle app on my iPad, I can. The latest book, I just finished reading: Coco Chanel: An Intimate Life by Lisa Chaney. Amazing woman and very Steve Jobs like in her approach to her profession.

Anyway here are five books I have stacked up on my nightstand and will reading them over next couple of weeks. I thought I would share them with you.

  • The Charisma Myth by Oliva Fox Cabane.
  • Beastly Things by Donna Leon
  • Seventy nine short essays on design by Michael Bierut
  • Digital Wars: Apple, Google, Microsoft & the Battle for the Internet by Charles Arthur.
  • (Re-reading) The Victorian Internet by Tom Standage.
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  1. I never catch up. The corner table in the living room has my iPad, Harmony remote controlling everything from sound to video to Apple TV, CD jukebox and more. And the books I’m trying to complete:

    Deng Xiaoping by EzraVogel
    Post-American World, revised, updated by Fareed Zakaria
    The Price of Civilization by Jeffrey Sachs
    William Gibson’s last 2 books – embarrassing because I’m usually current with his fiction
    Raptors of North America by Brian Wheeler – my favorite birds

    Phew.

  3. So, what’s your approach? Do you read serially or in parallel?

    BTW – The post’s title is also a little wonky: “Here is what’s I am reading these days” should be “Here is what I am reading these days.”

    1. Tom

      I read in parallel. I think the approach to reading is that I have for watching Netflix — something new every day.

  5. Every title what i’m reading here is new to me. But i have interest in reading all these and may be little difficult to read everything. @om malik Bro, try to publish what yu learned from them, a short note may be worthable..

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