Noted business writer Michael Lewis, who won a Loeb Award earlier this week for best feature writing, stopped by the Motley Fool offices earlier this week and gave his opinion on the financial crisis, including the reporting and writing.
“‘There’s an incredible amount of journalism and literature that can be done out of this period,’ he said. ‘I think it’s just the beginning of what there is out there. There is so much that needs to be explained and there is such a hunger for an explanation.'”
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