Although baseball and Wall Street are not commonly associated, Lewis’s works concerning both those topics share more than the common theme of lucre. Some argue that his education in the humanities, in addition to finance, greatly contributed to the popularity of his work.Īn alternative explanation exists. However, his fame and fortune continued to arc upward with the publication of Moneyball and The Big Short. After a short stint at Salomon Brothers, he wrote Liar’s Poker, which became a tremendous success. Michael Lewis, the American journalist and non-fiction writer, originally studied art history as an undergraduate and worked for a prominent art dealer before obtaining a masters degree in economics at the London School of Economics.
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