Michael Cohen Knihy

This book faced significant opposition from government officials who sought to prevent its publication. The author, a former attorney and personal advisor to Donald Trump, provides an insider's perspective on the former president's business and political life. Michael Cohen, once Trump's closest confidant and staunch defender, reveals the hidden truths behind Trump's rise to power. His account includes shocking details that have not been reported elsewhere, stemming from over a decade of working closely with Trump. Cohen recounts Trump's racist remarks about figures like Barack Obama and Nelson Mandela, as well as his abusive behavior towards family and staff. He exposes Trump's involvement in tax fraud, manipulation of online surveys, and dubious dealings with women, illustrating a pattern of deceit and moral bankruptcy. Cohen portrays Trump as a man willing to lie and manipulate for personal gain, showcasing a character devoid of integrity who panders to various groups while betraying them. The narrative also explores Cohen's own moral decline under Trump's influence, painting a portrait of a president whose actions and beliefs will be scrutinized for years to come.

Exploring diverse themes, this essay collection delves into the concept of the suicide note as a writing project and examines the experiences of illegal border crossers in Texas. Michael Cohen discusses the allure of books, advocating for The Maltese Falcon as the Great American Novel, while drawing parallels between reading and various life experiences, from hitchhiking to studying ancient Greek. He reflects on personal memories, societal questions, and the impact of time on cherished places, capturing the essence of change in both landscapes and literary culture.

In this survey, Gran Fury reviews its own work, explores the effectiveness of its strategies, and considers the impact their anonymous street-based work had on it's (often unsuspecting_ audience. Gran Fury's public projects sparked debates in sites ranging from the Illinois Senate to the tabloid newspapers of Italy-- and the group considers what-- if any-- impact their work may have had on the course of the AIDS crisis.