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Why Economic Theory Can’t Get Any Better…
Why We Need It Anyway
“Alex Rosenberg pulls back the curtain obscuring economic theory. Maybe he's even pulled the rug out from under it.”
—George Soros
Coming April 22
A sweeping historical novel that connects the real dots of history into a thriller’s narrative. This time it’s the war of Will Thurlow, a pilot fighting the Japanese in China and the South Pacific, the Germans over the European skies, stalked by someone somewhere high in the Allied war machine who is trying very hard to get him killed.
Praise for Alex’s Novels
About Alex
I’ve been writing books for a long time, first academic tomes in philosophy that are probably gathering dust even though they won a couple of awards, then a brace of non-fiction books that raised some hackles among defenders of the conventional intellectual pieties. One of them was called “The worst book of the year” on the cover of the New Republic.
But in the last several years I’ve been writing historical fiction—thrillers and mysteries set under the louring clouds of the tragic 20th century, especially Britain in the ‘30s, the European killing fields of World War Two, and the Cold War.
