The Little Kingdom

Michael Moritz's 1984 account of Apple Computer's founding and early years — written from direct access to Jobs, Wozniak, and other key figures — which is the most detailed account of Apple's founding available from a contemporary observer.

Provides the primary first-person journalistic record of Apple's founding — Jobs and Wozniak's relationship, the Homebrew Computer Club context, the role of Mike Markkula, and the intense personal dynamics of the early company — from a journalist who had direct access before Apple became a cultural icon.