Episode 93
Episode 91: Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis has written for The New Republic, Vanity Fair and The New York Times Magazine. His latest book is Flash Boys. "When you're telling a story, you're essentially playing the cards you're dealt. ... Sometimes the hand is very easy to play. Some
May 7, 201436m 12s
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Michael Lewis has written for The New Republic, Vanity Fair and The New York Times Magazine. His latest book is Flash Boys.
"When you're telling a story, you're essentially playing the cards you're dealt. ... Sometimes the hand is very easy to play. Sometimes the hand is difficult to play. At the end, I just try to think, 'Is there anything I would have done differently?' 'Is there any trick I missed?' If I don't have the feeling that I missed something big, I feel happy about the book."
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Show notes:
michaellewiswrites.com
Lewis on Longform
[2:30] Lewis's speech at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital (2011)
[2:45] Flash Boys (W.W. Norton & Co. • Mar 2014)
[3:45] "Did Goldman Sachs Overstep in Criminally Charging Its Ex-Programmer?" (Vanity Fair • Aug 2013)
[6:45] The Big Short (W.W. Norton & Co. • Mar 2010)
[7:15] Moneyball (W.W. Norton & Co. • May 2003)
[7:45] Liar's Poker (W.W. Norton & Co. • Oct 1989)
[25:15] Lewis's New Republic archive
[31:45] The New New Thing: A Silicon Valley Story (W.W. Norton & Co. • Oct 1999)
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