Bestselling author Michael Lewis reflects on Wall Street 33 years after writing "Liar's Poker"

In 1989, bestselling author Michael Lewis released a book that he thought would put "Wall Street in its place." More than 30 years later, Lewis reflects on his debut book "Liar's Poker," its unexpected reception and how Wall Street has - and hasn't - changed in the decades since.
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[@D45VR]

I read it cover to cover on a ORD-LHR flight back in 1990. Had planned to sleep but could not put this book down.

[@63Baggies]

Terrific book; in many ways this book is like Niccolo Machiavelli's 'The Prince' in being used as both text book and cautionary tale.