Showing posts with label gambling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gambling. Show all posts
11 August 2011
Gambling With Borrowed Chips
No more need to settle for outlines and a sample chapter any longer. The earliest form of my book is now available, dear reader. I'm looking for intelligent critiques, observations, hints.
click.
I hope to tighten it up a bit before entering it into the B&N self-publishing software. Once it's there, the goal is to use it as an ad for something longer and more treatise-like.
click.
I hope to tighten it up a bit before entering it into the B&N self-publishing software. Once it's there, the goal is to use it as an ad for something longer and more treatise-like.
Labels:
Barnes and Noble,
gambling,
investing,
publishing,
software
09 January 2011
Sample Chapter, Comments Welcome
I'm posting a full chapter of my work-in-progress.
As regular readers know, I'm at work on a book I'm called Gambling With Borrowed Chips. Its about the crisis of 2007-08, although in a more analytical sense than that which applies to most of the books currently available 'about' that subject. It suggests the deep history behind that crisis, and the way forward from here.
Chapter 2 will discuss the history of debt and interest payments.
Your comments are welcome. The chapter is here.
As regular readers know, I'm at work on a book I'm called Gambling With Borrowed Chips. Its about the crisis of 2007-08, although in a more analytical sense than that which applies to most of the books currently available 'about' that subject. It suggests the deep history behind that crisis, and the way forward from here.
Chapter 2 will discuss the history of debt and interest payments.
Your comments are welcome. The chapter is here.
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2007,
2008,
chapter outlines,
gambling,
Reformation,
Renaissance,
sample chapter,
usury
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Knowledge is warranted belief -- it is the body of belief that we build up because, while living in this world, we've developed good reasons for believing it. What we know, then, is what works -- and it is, necessarily, what has worked for us, each of us individually, as a first approximation. For my other blog, on the struggles for control in the corporate suites, see www.proxypartisans.blogspot.com.

