Quite a long list, but here goes:

• Empire of the Elite: Inside Conde Nast, the Media Dynasty That Reshaped America, by Michael M. Grynbaum. I am always interested in the workings of the publishing industry.
• All the Fun’s in How You Say a Thing, by Michael Steele. I read this book for the first time around 20 years ago. Very happy to see a second edition, also as a kindle version. I had a great time with the book on a recent long flight. It’s not one you read in a hurry, so I will be taking my time with it.
• Freedom, by Angela Merkel. Here, my love for political memoirs coincides nicely with my curiosity about life behind the Iron Curtain.
• Cloistered, by Catherine Coldstream. I mentioned this book in an earlier post. It’s still on the reading list. Great book, touchingly beautiful narration.
• Unleashed, by Boris Johnson. I guess I have to read this one. Doing so with a healthy dose of scepticism.

Here’s what I’m reading in April:

• Private Equity: A Memoir, by Carrie Sun
  Cloistered, by Catherine Coldstream
  Slow Productivity, by Cal Newport
  The Organised Mind, by Daniel Levitin
  Burn Book, by Kara Swisher

These are all great books.

I love the mesmerising poetry of Cloistered. The language is beautiful, heavenly; I smile as I read. I will miss this author when I finish this book.