1929

In 1929, bestselling author Andrew Ross Sorkin presents a compelling narrative of the most notorious stock market crash in history and its lasting effects on society. Drawing on unprecedented access to historical records and newly uncovered documents, Sorkin captures the chaos of the era, highlighting the clash between Wall Street and Washington, and the ambitious figures whose actions contributed to the crash. This immersive account delves into themes of power, psychology, and the recurring illusion that conditions will not repeat themselves, offering vital lessons on financial speculation and the warnings often overlooked.