Born: 01-01-1966
David Liss is an acclaimed American author known for his historical thrillers and meticulously researched novels. He debuted with "A Conspiracy of Paper," which won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel. With a background in English literature and history, Liss crafts narratives that blend suspense with rich historical detail. His works often explore themes of finance, identity, and society, earning him a devoted readership and critical praise.
Profit is the measure of success. All else is sentiment.
Fear is the most effective business partner of all.
The world is greed and greed alone.
In the end, all men are alone. No matter how close they seem.
Perseverance is the key to success.
The only thing that does not change, is that everything changes.
In times of great change, the most dangerous thing is to do nothing.
The past is a foreign country, and they do things differently there.
Desire is the root of all suffering.
The only way to make a fortune is to take a chance.
The only thing you can be sure of is uncertainty.
Happiness is a fleeting illusion, but wealth is a tangible reality.