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In this engaging collection, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Caro shares poignant and candid reflections on his journey as a biographer and historian. Through vivid recollections of his interviews with influential figures like Robert Moses and Lady Bird Johnson, Caro explores the complexities of power and its effects on people and politics. He also delves into his writing process, emphasizing the importance of setting and character, while providing a glimpse into the supportive writers' community he found at the New York Public Library. This compilation of personal essays offers a compelling look at Caro's passion and integrity in chronicling history.