Walter Isaacson Reading Order
1 series · 23 books
Walter Isaacson is a biographer and journalist known for crafting intimate, meticulously researched portraits of influential figures and innovators. His works span subjects from technology pioneers to historical leaders, combining narrative skill with deep investigative reporting to reveal the personal stories behind public legacies. A seasoned editor, professor, and media executive, Isaacson brings decades of experience in journalism to his bestselling biographical works, which appeal to readers seeking both compelling storytelling and substantive insight into transformative lives.
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Standalone Novels Series
23 books
Walter Isaacson has written 23 standalone novels published in order beginning with A Benjamin Franklin Reader. These works, which include notable titles such as Benjamin Franklin, Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Kissinger, and Elon Musk, should be read in publication order. The series remains ongoing, with each book functioning as an independent entry rather than a connected narrative.
Start with A Benjamin Franklin Reader, the first of 23 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | A Benjamin Franklin Reader |
| 2 | American sketches |
| 3 | Benjamin Franklin |
| 4 | Crea y Divaga / Invent and Wander |
| 5 | Einstein |
| 6 | Elon Musk |
| 7 | Elon Musk (Spanish Edition) |
| 8 | Greatest Sentence Ever Written |
| 9 | Inevitable City |
| 10 | Invent and Wander |
| 11 | Kissinger |
| 12 | Leonardo da Vinci |
| 13 | Pioneers of Science |
| 14 | Pro and con |
| 15 | Profiles in Leadership |
| 16 | Steve Jobs |
| 17 | THE JEWISH PEOPLE AND JUDAISM |
| 18 | The Code Breaker |
| 19 | The Innovators |
| 20 | The wise men: Six friends and the world they made |
| 21 | Today's best nonfiction |
| 22 | Way to Wealth and Other Writings on Finance |
| 23 | William Coupon |
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