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.
119 entries by Darrell Delamaide
The Last Days of Terranova
By Manuel Rivas; translated by Jacob Rogers

This challenging, surrealism-adjacent tale rewards readers’ efforts.
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.