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Subject: Re: Steve Jobs
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Date: 11 Nov 90 22:15:13 GMT
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West of Eden is an excellent book on the more recent years at Apple.  
Michael Moritz's Little Kingdom chronicles the earlier years.  
The Accidental Millionaire espouses the thesis that Steve Jobs rode
the coattails of Wozniak to fame and riches.  However, the Accidental
Millionaire reads too much like it was written by a businessman with no
technical expertise making technical arguments, with sometimes comical
effects. 

John Sculley's Odyssey is very revealing, of both Sculley and Jobs.  

When reading any of these books though, read between the lines and realize
that objectivity is nearly non-existent in biographies and histories.
A good book, after all, usually argues a controversial thesis.