Jim Keeble

Advantages: Easy to read, great story and a different look at some of americas biggest cities
Disadvantages: The title confused me at first - I excepted aliens and Will Smith.

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Advantages: Great detail.... brings out his best qualities.. brings out his intelligence!!
Disadvantages: The only disadvantage which is sort of an advantage is that it makes you feel a slight hatred towards Jim for the things he did, but it is so exciting and exotic that you fall in love with him over and over again!

...Are you a "Doors" fan? I am!! Hopefully if you have a chance to read this book you will be a "doors" fan also! If you know anything about "the doors" then you must know that Jim Morrison is the lead singer. Well in this book Danny Sugarman tells you exactly what went on onstage and off with Jim. Jim was a very exciting, erotic, and intriguing person nonetheless.. He hypnotized his audience with his mystical charm. Danny goes into great detail of all of the ups and downs with Jim and the other doors members. I must say, I thought I knew about all there was to know about the doors but i was mistaking. You must read this book in order to hear things that you would never imagine. I think this book is very spectacular and I found only one drawback, which was actually kind of terrible but exciting all in one, just like Jim. The book goes... Read review

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Advantages: entertaining, informative, great insight into Jim Clar
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...Michael Lewis' book about the Internet billionaire Jim Clark is an incisive insight into the man who helped create the boom in Silicon Valley. Lewis writes in an informal witty style, he's followed Jim Clark around trying to get under the skin of the man who created Silicon Graphics, and later went on to found Netscape with Marc Andressen. The book left me with the feeling that Clark is one of those rare people who sees something way ahead of the pack. He assembles a team of people who can realise his vision, and then moves on to his new new thing. I'd definitely recommend this book as way to get inside Jim Clark's head and get a slightly different take on how Netscape came and nearly went...... Read review

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