Yep, time to stock up on some new books. I’m interested in:

• Business (startups and the like)

• Economics

• Marketing

• Technology. Classics, though, books about the latest this or that are less appealing these days, because the net simply has so much information available.

That’s certainly a broad range, but the reason I’m writing here, is that I’m looking for books other people like me considered a good read, and not just an idea I can glean from the wikipedia summary of the book.

Yoav seems to share some of my tastes, for instance.

Some of the books I’m considering:

• Founders at Work, by one of Paul Graham’s collaborators. Looks interesting, but I’m a little bit dubious about the ‘lots of anecdotes’ format. Do you learn anything repeatable from it, or just motivational tales of yore?

• Something from Guy Kawasaki – Rules for Revolutionaries?

• Over 20 Years of High-Tech Marketing Disasters

• Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability

What I’ve already read, and would recommend to others:

http://www.dedasys.com/freesoftware/ (under ‘Recommended reading’)