“Every crease is a story.”

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Born 1960
Michael Monroe Lewis is an American non-fiction author and financial journalist. His bestselling books include Liar's Poker, The New New Thing, Moneyball, and others. - Wikipedia
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The Big Short
Michael Lewis & Francisco José Ramos Mena, 2009

Liar's Poker
Michael Lewis & Blanca Ribera de Madariaga, 1989

Moneyball
Michael Lewis, 2003

Flash Boys
Michael Lewis, 2014

The Undoing Project
Michael Lewis & Dennis Boutsikaris, 2016

The Blind Side
Michael Lewis, 2006

The Fifth Risk
Michael Lewis & Ramón González Férriz, 2018

The Premonition
Michael Lewis, 2021

Boomerang
Michael Lewis, 2011

Going Infinite
Michael Lewis, 2023

The Money Culture
Michael Lewis, 1991

New New Thing, The
Michael Lewis, 1999

Home Game
Michael Lewis & Dan John Miller, 2009

The Real Price of Everything
Michael Lewis, 2007

Panic
Michael Lewis, 2008

The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2006
Dave Eggers, Ian McEwan & others, 2006

Coach
Michael Lewis, 2005

Next
Michael Lewis, 2001

Trail fever
Michael Lewis, 1997

Losers
Michael Lewis, 1998

Pacific rift
Michael Lewis, 1991

Who is Government?
Michael Lewis, 2025
Ecommerce
Michael Lewis, 2004

Altering Fate
Michael Lewis, 1998

Manufacturing from Recyclables
Michael Lewis, 1995
The Development Wheel
Michael Lewis

The Future Just Happened
Michael Lewis, 2002
Kilroy Was Here
Michael Lewis
Tokyo Rocks
Michael Lewis, 1999

Out and About
Michael Lewis, 1982

Best American Sports Writing 2006
Glenn Stout & Michael Lewis, 2006
Community Development Corporations and Reuse Operations
Michael Lewis, 1996
סוחרי המהירות
Michael Lewis & Jonathan Fine, 2019
Yoter ḥadash me-ḥadash
Michael Lewis & Arye Hashavia, 2000
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