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Article: Wall Street's Other Book Value.(growing pool of writers among Wall Street professionals)
- Article from:
- Investment Dealers' Digest
- Article date:
- July 16, 2007
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As a junior analyst at JPMorgan, Dana Vachon found his job so dull he'd sneak out to Starbucks to write fiction, while David Bledin's debut novel was born of a rant about the long hours on Wall Street sent as an e-mail to friends.
During the eight years Peter Spiegelman spent on JPMorgan's trading floors designing trading software, he'd occasionally write a snippet of poetry, and Michael Lewis was so eager to put pen to paper while working at Salomon Brothers that he used his mother's maiden name as a pseudonym. Tom Bernard, who traded high-yield debt at Salomon Brothers and Lehman Brothers, idolized Ernest Hemingway as a teen and hoped to someday be a writer.
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Article: Arts: Street life: `Wall Street, New ...
The Independent - London;
October 6, 2000 ;
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...Street life: `Wall Street, New York, 1915' by Paul Strand, one of three photographers (the others are Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Weston) represented in Aperture, an exhibition at Atlas Gallery, 55- 57 Tabernacle Street, London EC2 (020-7490 4540) from 13 Oct to 30 Nov
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