Pham Xuan An was one of the twentieth century's greatest spies. While working as a correspondent for Time during the Vietnam War, he sent intelligence reports to Ho Chi Minh and his generals in North Vietnam. Now available in paperback with a new preface, An's story remains one of the most gripping to emerge from the era.
An engrossing, beautifully written account of censorship and corruption in contemporary Vietnamese journalism and literature. A montage of personal reflections and in-depth interviews of Vietnam's greatest writers, from poets to short story writers to journalists to editors.
How a Band of Maverick Physicists Used Chaos Theory to Trade Their Way to a Fortune on Wall Street
Exploring the intriguing intersection of physics and finance, this book presents an unconventional journey that challenges traditional perspectives. Celebrated in The New Yorker and praised by business media, it promises to captivate readers with its unique insights and engaging narrative. Its blend of humor and subversion invites readers to rethink the complexities of both fields, making it a potential classic for future generations.