I've put together my fall reading list, thanks to kind advice from fellow WSOers.
Sharing in case it's useful to you, or in case anyone wants to add some suggestions.
VC
* Venture Deals, by Brad Feld
* From Zero to One, by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters
* The New New Thing, by Michael Lewis
* The Hard Things About Hard Things, by Ben Horowitz
* Valley Boy: The Education of Tom Perkins, by Tom Perkins
* Deal Terms, by Alex Wilmerding
* Investment Visionaries, by Peter Tanous
* Good Ventures, by John W. Wilson
* Masters of Private Equity and Venture Capital, by Andrew Roman
* Venture Capital and Private Equity: a Casebook, by HBS' Josh Lerner
* Mastering the VC Game, by Jeffrey Bussgang
* The Lean Startup, by Eric Ries
* VC and finance of innovation, by Andrew Metrick
* Business of Venture Capital
PE, IBD
* Mergers and Acquisition Playbook, by Mark Filippel
* The Complete Guide to a Successful Leveraged Buyout, by Allen Michel and Israel Shaked
* Idiots and Dummies Guides to M&A
* Leveraged Buyouts; a Practical Introductory Guide to LBO's, by David Pilger.
* Mergers and Acquisitions from A - Z, by Andrew Sherman
* McGraw Hill's Art of Distressed M&A (500 pgs)
* Distressed Debt Analysis, by Moyer
* Advanced: The Art of Distressed M&A: Buying, Selling and Financing Troubled Companies, by Nesvold
* Buyout and Distressed Private Equity: Performance and Value Creation, by Christian Graf
* Managing by the Numbers, by Kremer
* The Art of M&A, by Stanley Foster Reed
* Investment Banking, by Joshua Rosenbaum
**Value Investing **
* Little Book that Beats the Market
* stock mkt
* security analysis
* intelligent investor
* buffett/forbes, tap dancing to work
* lawrence cunningham all of buffett's letters
* hatstrom the warren buffett way
* peter condif there's always something to do
* peter lynch
* john neff
* jim rogers street smart
* michael stern investment checklist
* the outsiders
* william thornsten 8 unconventional managers
* market wizards
* new mkt wizards
* michael lewis the big short
* michael stern the most important thing / illuminate
* seth harmon margin of safety
* there's always something to do
* margin of safety seth Klarman, baupost
* bruce greewald, value investing,
* prem watasa, fairfax financial
* john templeton,
* the templeton plan
* howard marx/marks, the most important thing illuminated
* greenblat, you can be a stockmarket genius
