The New New Thing

The book tells the story of Jim Clark, the founder of several billion-dollar companies including Silicon Graphics, Netscape, and Healtheon.

It explores Clark's relentless pursuit of the 'new new thing' and his impact on the tech industry.

Lewis provides a detailed look at the roles of venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and programmers in Silicon Valley, highlighting the unique culture and financial dynamics of the region during the late 1990s.

The book also critiques the traditional business models and the inflated value of tech companies during that period.