When the Clock Broke

This book makes me wonder whether the proliferation of conspiracies back then has lasting effects on today’s political landscape. Did anyone else feel a sense of deja vu?

Understanding the author's motivation could shed light on how these figures reflected broader societal anxieties. I’m curious what drew him to this era and these stories.

The book dives deep into the financial chaos of the early 90s, but I wonder if the complexity made it harder for some readers to follow or if it added to the authenticity.