Up until this point in his life, Steve Jobs (the world’s best CEO) has no biography written about him that involved his participation simply because he hasn’t been willing to help any of the authors. And while there may be plenty of books about him regardless, none of them can be as interesting as one in which he’s had a large part in creating.
According to new information from the New York Times, Steve Jobs has finally agreed to a collaboration on the project with an author named Walter Isaacson. Walter has already written two best selling biographies, one about Einstein and one about Ben Franklin, so this isn’t his first time around the block.
While Mr. Isaacson declined to say anything about his possible involvement in Steve Jobs’ biography, that, in and of itself, may help prove it. After all, I’m sure Steve wants the secrecy of this book to be just as tight as any of his product announcements. Also, the book comes at an opportune time; Steve Jobs will be 55 later this month, and he’s getting to that age in his life where it may be time to begin reflecting upon it.
Either way, this book is certainly one I’d be interested in picking up to read.
Via [NY Times]
Sounds like it will be interesting.