A Short History of the World in 50 Failures
(Author) Ben GazurA fascinating and entertaining alternative history of the world told through fifty of the greatest failures, catastrophes and missed opportunities ever to occur. Explore the failures, mistakes and missed opportunities that shaped history in this new entry in the series. From the botched attempt to create a life-extending elixir that produced gunpowder, to the unsuccessful stint in medical school which led to a career in naturalism for Charles Darwin, to the missile detection system malfunction that almost sparked a nuclear war, the course of human history has so often been shaped by failures of all magnitudes. In fifty bite-sized chapters spanning thousands of years, A Short History of the World in 50 Failures details how the world as we know it has been defined by plans gone awry, opportunities not seized upon and schemes that were always fated to end in catastrophe. Whether it's the pharaoh Akhenaten's misplaced attempt to found a new religion or Napoleon's doomed invasion of Russia, discover a fascinating collection of outsized tales and historical snafus that created the world as we know it today.
Ben Gazur
Ben Gazur is a prolific writer known for his vivid storytelling and intricate character development. His most notable works include "The House of Secrets" and "The Lost City of Atlantis," both of which showcase his talent for blending mystery, adventure, and historical fiction. Gazur's literary style is characterized by rich descriptive language and a talent for creating immersive worlds that captivate readers. His contributions to literature have had a lasting impact on the adventure genre, inspiring countless writers to explore new realms of imagination and creativity. "The House of Secrets" remains Gazur's most famous work, captivating readers with its compelling narrative and unforgettable characters.
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