Perusing My Wall Street Book Collection

By calling it a collection it might seem that the Wall Street section of my library is quite large and even suggest that my library is cavernous. I’ll happily stick with that image although it couldn’t be further from the truth. My library is probably like most of us, quite a few shelves stacked with books all akimbo, but for the most part also boxes of books shoved away in closets, not quite feeling like I want to donate them, not sure I’ll ever read them again, thinking my kids might one day appreciate them and not worth all the time and the effort to sell used online. Having recently completed Predators Ball and thoroughly enjoying it, again, took the opportunity to continue the trek back in time to all of my other great Wall Street books that I probably haven’t read in at least 15 years or so. Next up on the list Barbarians At The Gate, Den of Thieves and Liars Poker. The wild and crazy late 80s and early 90s on Wall Street. These are all really well written, very entertaining even for those who might not be so financially savvy… they are all also pretty easy reads so great for the beach this summer.