Updates and dispatches from the research and writing of my forthcoming book, American Gambler (FSG).
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The House of Mirth with Kate Knibbs
Edith Wharton’s tragic 1905 satirical novel The House of Mirth is about the commodification of women, the hypocrisy and false moral rectitude of the rich, and the conflict between art and romance and the strict social order of the Gilded Ag...
Good Vibes with John Reeder
John Reeder is the host of the podcast Risk of Ruin (“the This American Life for gamblers”) and a scholar of all things gambling-related. He joins me this week to discuss Jay Cronley’s 1979 darkly-comic novel Good Vibes, which was the inspi...
A Brief History of Sports Gambling in America
An irreverent survey of the years 1566-1990
This is the talk I gave at Bet Bash earlier this month. As I state at the beginning, this isn’t a comprehensive history or even a scholarly one. It’s merely a collection of anecdotes and stories...
Off the road
a lot of people
After a bit of a whirlwind summer filled with travel I’m finally back home and back at the computer. I know I owe you all some content, and rest assured it is coming.
Last week I traveled to Hot Springs to give a talk...
Odds Man Out with Jay Cohen
Jay Cohen was one of the founders of World Sports Exchange in 1997, the first ever fully online sports betting site. In 2000 he was the first person ever convicted of violating the federal Wire Act for running an online sportsbook, despite...
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Writing a book about gambling for FSG. Author of The Vapors. Player of games.
3x National chess champion, keynote speaker and author of Thinking Sideways. Better decision-making through chess and poker thinking.
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