Eleven months later McLean was a hero, with a pensive photograph
stretching across four columns on page A11 of the New York Times. Today
this book is already a movie. What happened? To make a long story short,
Enron collapsed spectacularly, followed by other huge corporations that had
been enjoying a deregulated bubble economy. The execs at Enron, who used to
hang out with important politicians, were now taking perp walks into court,
escorted by the FBI. It wasn't entirely McLean's doing -- Peter Eavis from
TheStreet.com turned up the heat on Enron with negative stories after McLean
lost interest. But McLean and her coauthor, Fortune writer Peter Elkind,
deserve a lot of credit, because this book is excellent. In addition,
McLean, who was just 31 years old in 2002, photographs very well.
ISBN 1-59184-053-8
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