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Michael Lewis's works delve into significant contemporary issues, revealing hidden truths and systemic flaws. Notable titles include "Flash Boys," which exposes high-speed trading scams, and "The Big Short," adapted into an Oscar-winning film. "Moneyball" narrates the innovative strategies of an outsider challenging traditional baseball norms, while "Liar's Poker" critiques the financial excesses of the 1980s. Lewis's background includes education at Princeton and the London School of Economics, enriching his insights into these compelling narratives.