Ron Chernow
Ron Chernow is an acclaimed biographer and journalist born in 1949 in Brooklyn.
He graduated from Yale and Cambridge before embarking on a successful freelance writing career.
Chernow's first book, "The House of Morgan," won the National Book Award in 1990.
He has since written several highly regarded biographies of financial and political figures, including John D. Rockefeller and Alexander Hamilton.
Chernow's works are known for their thorough research, engaging narratives, and ability to provide new insights into historical figures.
He is also a frequent commentator on business and finance for various media outlets.
Böcker av Ron Chernow
Alexander Hamilton
From Caribbean orphan to architect of American capitalism: the scandal and duel that ended him.
Historia
Biografi
Politik
Amerikansk
Ekonomi
Alexander Hamilton
From Caribbean orphan to architect of American capitalism: the scandal and duel that ended him.
Historia
Biografi
Politik
Amerikansk
Ekonomi
The House of Morgan
Before the Federal Reserve, a single private bank rescued Wall Street and answered to no one.
Historia
Biografi
Affärer
Finans
Ekonomi
The House of Morgan
Before the Federal Reserve, a single private bank rescued Wall Street and answered to no one.
Historia
Biografi
Affärer
Finans
Ekonomi
Mark Twain
America's greatest humorist was a grief-haunted gambler who saved his darkest truths for the grave.
Biografi
Historia
Litteratur
Amerikansk
Skrivande
Mark Twain
America's greatest humorist was a grief-haunted gambler who saved his darkest truths for the grave.
Biografi
Historia
Litteratur
Amerikansk
Skrivande
