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Ebook About This anthology explores the dark side of finance from Manhattan to Bangkok and Tel Aviv, featuring new stories by Jim Fusilli, Lauren Sanders and more. Wall Street often looks like a gleaming world of high-end professionalism where decisions to buy or sell are guided by expertise, formulas and dispassionate strategy. And sure, that’s one version of Wall Street. Let’s call it the CNBC edition. But this book is about another place, just beneath that shiny surface: a place where fear and greed have always held sway. Think WorldCom or Tyco; think Enron. Think Gordon Gekko. Wall Street Noir illuminates a place whose boundaries have spread well beyond Trinity Church and the East River. In today’s global economy, Wall Street is everywhere: a borderless, virtual city encompassing Midtown Manhattan, Main Street, U.S.A., the maquilas of Honduras, the office towers of Shanghai, and the brothels of Bangkok. It’s a shadowy metropolis, as the stories in this exciting collection reveal, and one that’s far more Jim Thompson than Warren Buffet. Wall Street Noir includes brand-new stories by John Burdett, Henry Blodget, Peter Blauner, Jason Starr, Megan Abbott, Reed Farrel Coleman, Stephen Rhodes, Twist Phelan, Tim Broderick, Jim Fusilli, David Noonan, Richard Aleas, Lawrence Light, James Hime, Mark Haskell Smith, Peter Spiegelman, and Lauren Sanders.Book Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Review :
I like fast moving short stories. But, with 17 authors it is difficult to find consistency in line with the readers preferences. This was my 8th read in the Noir series. I guess by my ratings I liked Manhattan Noir best followed by Las Vegas, Politics, and Bronx. A bit less Manhattan 2,Queens and New Orleans. This fell in with Vegas,Politics and Bronx. It gets off to a great start with The Top Of The Game by Stephen Rhodes about intrigue, power and deceit. Twist Phelan's A Trader's Lot followed up nicely. About a natural gas trader who bet it all on a hurricane in the gulf. The hurricane changed course. But there was still a way for him to win. Jim Fusilli's A Terrorizing Demonstration continued the roll. This was about a terrorist who sent a message thru an innocent young boy. Town Car by David Noonan was another good read about an executive used to the good life who had an unexpected ride. Part 2 began with The Quant by Richard Aleas where the head of a firm would not allow a key subordinate to quit.Lawrence Light's Make Me Rich was about a financial columnist who played the stocks he reviewed. Rough Justice by James Hime was about a lawyer negotiating a major real estate deal who got caught in the middle between criminals and ethics. The Consultant by Peter Blauner was about a female corporate consultant he played hardball with an executive she had been hired to improve. I would say the preceeding stories were five star caliber. Unfortunately parts 3 & 4, to my taste, deteriorated in quality. Though The Day Trader in The Trunk of Cleto's Car by Mark Haskell Smith about a day trader who laundered money and Five Days At The Sunset by Peter Spiegelman about a derivatives trader who ran amiss were quite good. In part 4 The Enlightenment Of Magnus McKay by John Burdett about a high flying exec who fell for a prostitute in Thailand and Bonus Season by Henry Blodget about risky high trading involvment with Chinese twist, intrigue and pornography. Due Diligence by Reed Farrel Coleman was about a female executive who met her fate checking out a deal in Honduras. Note that by my count ten of the seventeen stories ended in death. I enjoyed 13 of the 17 stories which certainly is good. All I can say is WOW! Some very powerful stories. Who knew Wall Street could be so dark? Read Online Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Download Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) PDF Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Mobi Free Reading Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Download Free Pdf Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) PDF Online Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Mobi Online Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Reading Online Wall Street Noir (Akashic Noir) Read Online Peter Spiegelman Download Peter Spiegelman Peter Spiegelman PDF Peter Spiegelman Mobi Free Reading Peter Spiegelman Download Free Pdf Peter Spiegelman PDF Online Peter Spiegelman Mobi Online Peter Spiegelman Reading Online Peter SpiegelmanDownload Mobi A Grief Observed (Faber paperbacks) By C.S. Lewis
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