I've just finished Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs, his bio of the legendary Apple CEO and high-tech consumer products visionary. I get the feeling it's a very fair and objective account of Jobs' achievements and character. (He's often not at all likeable.)
Now, I'm diving into Edward St. Aubyn's novel, Mother's Milk. The opening two pages have slightly disappointed me, lol ... but there are 232 pages more for St. Aubyn to seduce me.