Too Big to Fail

Comprehensive and chilling.
Time

. . . His action scenes are intimate and engaging.  
The New Yorker

Sorkin s prodigious reporting and lively writing put the reader in the room for some of the biggest-dollar conference calls in history. It s an entertaining book, brisk book . . . Sorkin skillfully captures the raucous enthusiasm and riotous greed that fueled this rational irrationality.
The New York Times Book Review

Brings the drama alive with unusual inside access and compelling detail . . . A deeply researched account of the financial meltdown."
BusinessWeek

Meticulously researched . . . told brilliantly. Other blow-by-blow accounts are in the works. It is hard to imagine them being this riveting.
The Economist

Sorkin s densely detailed and astonishing narrative of the epic financial crisis of 2008 is an extraordinary achievement that will be hard to surpass as the definitive account . . . as a dramatic close-up, his book is hard to beat.
Financial Times

Sorkin s book, like its author, is a phenom . . . an absolute tour de force.
The American Prospect

Andrew Ross Sorkin pens what may be the definitive history of the banking crisis.
The Atlantic Monthly

Andrew Ross Sorkin has written a fascinating, scene-by-scene saga of the eyeless trying to march the clueless through Great Depression II.
Tom Wolfe

Sorkin has succeeded in writing the book of the crisis, with amazing levels of detail and access.
Reuters

Sorkin can write. His storytelling makes Liar s Poker look like a children s book.
SNL Financial