ライアーズ・ポーカー (Paperback Shinsho)

The book vividly captures that era's greed and excess. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or extensive research.

The stories are fascinating but also unsettling—especially knowing the real-world consequences of such reckless behavior. How do readers reconcile that?

The narrative feels both personal and broad—I'm curious about the process behind choosing which anecdotes and figures to include.