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From the African bush to the streets of London, from the souks of Tangier and the concrete jungle of Hong Kong to the bling of Dubai and back to mother Africa; this is a riveting true story of what happens when an entrepreneur tries, tries, and tries, and fails more times than he succeeds. This book is a soul searching narrative full of highs and lows, culminating in the creation of a pan-African consumer brand that eventually is sold to a multibillion-dollar company. This is not a rags to riches story. Alpesh is living proof that in life we lose more times than we win. 

In this issue; "The Divider" by David Remnick; "Gatekeepers" by Andrew Marantz; "The Content of No Content" by Elizabeth Kolbert; "Drive Time" by Ian Frazier; "Singer of Secrets" by Nick Paumgarten; and "Happy Returns" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Dance Outlaws" by Emily Witt; and "America's Future Is Texas" by Lawrence Wright.

In this issue: "Dignity and the Fourth" by David Remnick; "Uber and Out" by Sheelah Kolhatkar; "The Kyrgios Enigma" by Louisa Thomas; "If You Prick Us" by Stephen Greenblatt; "The Plot Thickens" by Jane Kramer; "Come Back" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Coming Storms" by Elizabeth Kolbert; "Out of Bounds" by Alexis Okeowo; "A Muslim Cop's Trial" by Rachel Aviv; "After the Flood" by Vinson Cunningham; and "Inquiring Minds" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Identity Crisis" by Lauren Collins; "The Dream Deferred" by Benjamin Wallace-Wells; "World of Interiors" by Judith Thurman; "A Family Affair" by Laura Miller; and "Paper Trail" by Dan Chiasson.

In this issue: "Birthday Wishes" by Jelani Cobb; "Surviving Solitary" by Rachel Aviv; "Mixed Up" by Adam Gopnik; "Spielberg at Seventy" by David Denby; and "Family Packs" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "A State Away" by Jelani Cobb; "Donald Trump's Worst Deal" by Adam Davidson; "Secret Selves" by Ariel Levy; "All In" by Amanda Petrusich; "Animal Kingdoms" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "The Strategy of Truth" by Jill Lepore; "Heavy" by Paige Williams; "I Have Fallen in Love with American Names" by Philip Roth; "The Addicts Next Door" by Margaret Talbot; "Make-Work" by Richard Ford; "The Work You Do, the Person You Are" by Toni Morrison; and "Lines in the Sand" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Trump v. the Earth" by Amy Davidson; "Death of a Dystopian" by Alec Wilkinson; "Troubling Pictures" by Calvin Tomkins; "Most Likely to Succeed" by Zoë Heller; "Wonder Women" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Out of Time" by Jelani Cobb: The banal horrors of Arkansas's executions; "Endgames" by Evan Osnos: What would it take to cut short Trump's Presidency?; "Can the Center Hold?" by Lauren Collins: Notes from a free-for-all election; and "Get Out of Town" by Emily Nussbaum.

In this issue: "Trump Takes the Oath" by Amy Davidson; "Roth on Trump" by Judith Thurman; "Survival of the Richest" by Evan Osnos; "Alternate Endings" by Raffi Khatchadourian; and "Depths of Fear" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Official Duties" by George Packer; "Embedded" by Andrew Marantz; "General Chaos" by Nicholas Schmidle; and "The Children's Odyssey" by Lauren Collins.

In this issue: "The Man in the Room" by Amy Davidson; "Memories of a Murder" by Rachel Aviv; "Why Aren't You Laughing?" by David Sedaris; "The Prog Spring" by Kelefa Sanneh; and "How the Other Half Lives" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "This Time, It's Personal" by Jeffrey Toobin; "The Separation" by Larissa MacFarquhar; "American Nirvana" by Adam Gopnik; and "Times of Trouble" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Eurotrump" by Amy Davidson; "Trump's Money Man" by Jane Mayer; "The Listener" by Michael Schulman; "Life as Fiction" by Ruth Franklin; and "Pretty and Gritty" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "In the Dark" by Amy Davidson Sorkin; "Still Here" by David Remnick; "Transformer" by Rebecca Mead; and "Armor and Lingerie" by Alexis Okeowo.

In this issue: "Info Wars" by Steve Coll; "Belle" by Andrew Marantz; "Prodigy of Hate" by Jelani Cobb; "Fail Funnier" by Rivka Galchen; "Cold Heart" by Alexandra Schwartz; "Fresh Paint" by Peter Schjeldahl; "I Love Lucifer" by Emily Nussbaum; and "Shiny Things" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "Reversal of Justice" by Jelani Cobb; "High Cuisine" by Lizzie Widdicombe; "An Odyssey" by Daniel Mendelsohn; "A Little Stranger" by Laura Miller; "Praise Songs" by Hua Hsu; and "Poetic License" by Anthony Lane.

In this issue: "The Silent Majority" by Jeffrey Toobin; "American Studies" by Jonathan Blitzer; "Are You My Mother?" by Ian Parker; and "Harsh Realm" by Emily Nussbaum.