Cordova Consulting and Eliza Hawthorne Unveil New Book Architect of Desire, A Deep Dive into Gilded Age History

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intriguing intersection of history, media, and crime with the release of a new book by Cordova Consulting and historian Eliza Hawthorne. The book, titled "Architect of Desire: Murder, Scandal, and the Gilded Age Elite," revisits a scandalous trial from the early 20th century that continues to influence our understanding of media sensationalism and celebrity culture. The narrative explores the trial that captivated the nation, highlighting the media frenzy and power dynamics that shaped justice during the Gilded Age. Eliza Hawthorne emphasizes the enduring relevance of these themes, noting how they continue to define society today.

The podcast discusses the renewed media interest in this historical crime, as a well-respected magazine recently revisited the case, underscoring America's ongoing fascination with wealth, celebrity, and crime. "Architect of Desire" offers fresh insights using previously untapped sources, immersing readers in the drama of the trial and its impact on modern media coverage of high-profile crimes. The book is available in various formats, including Paperback, Hardcover, eBook, and soon as an audiobook, making it an excellent choice for book clubs and enthusiasts of history and true crime. For more information, visit Cordova Consulting's website at https://www.cordovabooks.com/books.