Darrell Delamaide
Darrell Delamaide is a writer and journalist living in Washington, D.C. He is the author of two nonfiction books, Debt Shock and The New Superregions of Europe, and a financial thriller, Gold. He has specialized in economics and business over a long journalism career. Born in Kansas and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Delamaide was a Fulbright Scholar in Germany and has a master’s degree from Columbia University. He spent several years as a foreign correspondent in Paris and other European cities.
110 entries by Darrell Delamaide
The New Builders
By Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride

Do nontraditional entrepreneurs hold the key to America’s economic success?
The New Builders: Face to Face with the TRUE Future of Business
By Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride

Do nontraditional entrepreneurs hold the key to America’s economic success?
Eight Flavors: The Untold Story of American Cuisine
By Sarah Lohman

A playful, erudite guide to our culinary evolution.
The House of Wolfe: A Border Noir
By James Carlos Blake
This noir thriller kicks into high gear after a slow start.
The Empire of Night: A Christopher Marlowe Cobb Thriller
By Robert Olen Butler
Strong characters and a vivid sense of place make this third installment in the Cobb series a winner.
Seven Wonders: A Novel
By Ben Mezrich
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A rollicking, imperfect thriller that may play out better on the big screen.
Replay: A Thriller
By Marc Levy

After traveling back in time, Andrew Stilman has two months to figure out who murders him and avoid dying a second time.
A Farm Dies Once a Year: A Memoir
Arlo Crawford

In a book that is about much more than farming, Arlo Crawford details the hard work required for agriculture and the work required for self-fulfillment and discovery.
Tatiana: A Novel
By Martin Cruz Smith

Older and wiser, Arkady Renko investigates the links between a mysterious meeting and a crusading journalist's death.