Tesla: Der Erfinder des elektrischen Zeitalters

Carlson's deep dive into Tesla's methods and thought process added so much richness. I'm curious whether this focus was driven by new research or a personal fascination.

His story is so inspiring but also tinged with tragedy. I wonder how readers interpret his contributions versus his personal struggles.

The book managed to be accessible yet thorough, which is rare in biographies of inventors. Did the author intentionally aim for a specific audience?