I got a recommendation for The Honky Tonk Big Hoss Boogie from here; enjoyed it.
I also read Gaiman’s latest — The ocean at the end of the lane; the book ended when I was looking for more. A good read though.
As an aside, I think my reading speed is high when I read it on Kindle even though I do not understand how or why!
… my partner Guy Kawasaki at Garage Technology Ventures developed a tongue-in-cheek algorithm for determining the valuation of a startup company:
Entrepreneurs ask us all the time how we figure out the valuation of a startup company. Most VCs suggest that this is a very mysterious art. But actually it’s quite simple: To determine the fair value of a startup company, multiply the number of engineers by $250,000, add $250,000 for each engineer from IIT, and then subtract $500,000 for each MBA.
🙂
A piece that is worth reading for three reasons: it is about Bharati; it is about Tagore; it is by A R Venkatachalapathy! As a bonus, it is a rebuttal to one of Ashokamitran’s earlier pieces in the Hindu. What more can you ask for?
A good read!
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