“It is just an incredible pleasurable reading experience, and partly just to illustrate the point that you never know where great books are going to come from.” source
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Michael Lewis is the bestselling nonfiction author of Liar's Poker, Moneyball, The Blind Side, The Big Short, Flash Boys, The Undoing Project, and Going Infinite. He is a longtime Vanity Fair contributor and hosts the Against the Rules podcast, which examines fairness in American life.
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“It makes you see the possibilities of resourcefulness in a confined space.” source
“Really funny.” source
“Moving and funny.” source
“It made me laugh out loud the way I hadn't since A Confederacy of Dunces.” source
“Kahneman and Tversky created the field of behavioral economics, and their work made much of my own work possible.” source
“He didn't just help me to become a writer. He did it with pleasure.” source
“Lucky Jim, A Confederacy of Dunces, the great comic novels stay with you because they teach you that being funny is a serious business.” source
“It's really a book about how to get out of your own way.” source