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Sonia And _hite_now — I've been working my way through this book off and on for the last six months. Most fun about it is Mackay's tone -- "Can you believe this crap?" Over and over, he slips in snide comments about how stupid the people he's discussing were. I did not expect a mid-1800s author to write like that. He begins the book with the stories of a few financial hysterias, including, briefly, Holland's tulip craze. Although I thought these would bore me, I found them very interesting, primarily because Mackay keeps to human stories rather than dry numbers. What's bogged me down are the following chapters, about alchemists, fortune tellers and magnetizers (where I'm currently stuck). It's not that he's not saying anything interesting, it's that he's written an exhaustive account of histories alchemists and magnetizers. It's a little too much to read straight through.