William Knoedelseder Bücher

Spanning three centuries, this narrative chronicles the rise of the Busch family, founders of Anheuser-Busch, from a small brewery to a multibillion-dollar empire. It explores themes of immense wealth and power, intertwined with scandal, heartbreak, and tragedy. The author, a renowned journalist, presents a vivid portrayal of the family's journey, highlighting Budweiser's transformation into the "King of Beers." Ultimately, it serves as a cautionary tale reflecting American prosperity, hubris, and the complexities of progress and decline over time.

Chronicles the rise of the American auto industry through the life of Harley Earl, an innovator who introduced the art of automobile styling into the auto-making industry, revolutionizing the way cars were made and marketed

Full of revealing portraits of many of the best-known comedic talents of the 1970s, "I'm Dying Up Here" is also a poignant tale of the price of success and the terrible cost of failure--professional and moral.