Peter L. W. Osnos is the founder of PublicAffairs, which has published all of George Soros's books since 1998. Before starting PublicAffairs, Osnos had a career in journalism at I. F. Stone's Weekly and the Washington Post and in publishing at Random House. He is the author of An Especially Good View: Watching History Happen.You can find Peter L. W. Osnos at twitter.com/peterosnos.

"while their fondness for their subject is abundantly clear, it is perhaps that affection, and in some cases a shared history, that gives this collective portrait of Soros the breadth, perspective, and understanding we need." — Philanthropy News Digest"full of fascinating information and anecdotes" — Inside PhilanthropyAdvance Praise for George Soros: A Life in Full:"Exceptional writers provide a many-sided view of a multifaceted person. Better, and more intriguing, than a conventional biography." — Anne Applebaum, staff writer, The Atlantic; author, Twilight of Democracy"Across the last four decades, one man has done more to support open societies around the world than any government. In this book, distinguished authors paint a multifaceted portrait of one of the most remarkable figures of our time." — Timothy Garton Ash, Professor of European Studies, University of Oxford

Peter L. W. Osnos is the founder of PublicAffairs, which has published all of George Soros's books since 1998. Before starting PublicAffairs, Osnos had a career in journalism at I. F. Stone's Weekly and the Washington Post and in publishing at Random House. He is the author of An Especially Good View: Watching History Happen.You can find Peter L. W. Osnos at twitter.com/peterosnos.

"while their fondness for their subject is abundantly clear, it is perhaps that affection, and in some cases a shared history, that gives this collective portrait of Soros the breadth, perspective, and understanding we need." — Philanthropy News Digest"full of fascinating information and anecdotes" — Inside PhilanthropyAdvance Praise for George Soros: A Life in Full:"Exceptional writers provide a many-sided view of a multifaceted person. Better, and more intriguing, than a conventional biography." — Anne Applebaum, staff writer, The Atlantic; author, Twilight of Democracy"Across the last four decades, one man has done more to support open societies around the world than any government. In this book, distinguished authors paint a multifaceted portrait of one of the most remarkable figures of our time." — Timothy Garton Ash, Professor of European Studies, University of Oxford

Peter L. W. Osnos is the founder of PublicAffairs, which has published all of George Soros's books since 1998. Before starting PublicAffairs, Osnos had a career in journalism at I. F. Stone's Weekly and the Washington Post and in publishing at Random House. He is the author of An Especially Good View: Watching History Happen.You can find Peter L. W. Osnos at twitter.com/peterosnos.

"while their fondness for their subject is abundantly clear, it is perhaps that affection, and in some cases a shared history, that gives this collective portrait of Soros the breadth, perspective, and understanding we need." — Philanthropy News Digest"full of fascinating information and anecdotes" — Inside PhilanthropyAdvance Praise for George Soros: A Life in Full:"Exceptional writers provide a many-sided view of a multifaceted person. Better, and more intriguing, than a conventional biography." — Anne Applebaum, staff writer, The Atlantic; author, Twilight of Democracy"Across the last four decades, one man has done more to support open societies around the world than any government. In this book, distinguished authors paint a multifaceted portrait of one of the most remarkable figures of our time." — Timothy Garton Ash, Professor of European Studies, University of Oxford