One of my recent passions are thick graduate finance books. I've always liked sucking my teeth into academic books and thick piles of papers but lately it has become a passion. McMillan's thousand pages about Options Strategy is currently my favorite but might be knocked down by my recent purchase: Financial Accounting by Stickney and Weil - an MBA Wharton classic.
I read accounting in college but I've gotten an increased interest in how to in detail analyze financial statements. I think it was triggered by the book about Enron: The Smartest Guys in The Room. It's sad how they could get so greedy that they cooked the books. Even worse that they might get away with it.
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