The Devil's Tickets: A Night of Bridge, a Fatal Hand, and a New American Age
In 'The Devil's Tickets,' Gary M. Pomerantz vividly portrays a night of bridge in 1929 that spiraled into tragedy, marking the end of an era and the dawn of a new American age. The book examines the high drama of the game, the fatal hand played, and its lasting impact on society, revealing the undercurrents of a changing nation.
About This Book
The Devil's Tickets recounts a dramatic evening of bridge in 1929, where a high-stakes game led to a fatal outcome amid the glamour of the era.
Author Gary M. Pomerantz delves into the social and cultural tensions of the time, highlighting how this single event influenced broader changes in American life.
Through meticulous research, the book captures the intensity of the card table and its unexpected consequences, offering insight into a pivotal moment in history.
This narrative blends personal stories with historical context, illustrating the intersection of leisure, conflict, and societal evolution.
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