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19 September 2024
304 pages
9781035049349
Imprint: Macmillan Business
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A riveting page-turner . . . an immigrant's story with something significant to say about class, character, identity, family, and perhaps more than anything, the search for happinessJonathan Safran Foer, author of Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close, Everything Is Illuminated and Here I Am
Alok Sama’s witty, incisive and introspective writing is a genuine pleasure to read. This simultaneously funny and eye-opening memoir from a globe-trotting protagonist is a rare window onto a world most only hear aboutBradley Hope, New York Times bestselling co-author of Billion Dollar Whale, and Pulitzer Prize finalist
A fascinating story about money, power, and the culture of the rarified group of people who wield it. Told with self-deprecating humor, this is an entertaining and illuminating memoir about what it’s like to find yourself in the room as some of the biggest deals in history are being madeHari Kunzru, author of Blue Ruin, White Tears, Red Pill, Transmission, and The Impressionist
An insider's thrilling tale of dark corporate doings, a great how-to business text, a compendium of fun riffs on modern culture, a flashlight shined on the insanity of high finance . . . Sama writes with authority and panache, humor and outrage, and above all knowledge . . . If this book doesn't become a bestseller, the world truly makes no senseDarin Strauss, National Book Critics Circle Award–winning author of Half a Life and The Queen of Tuesday