# The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore

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**Created:** [6 September 2024 12:51 UTC](https://community-energy.discourse.group/t/the-last-days-of-night-by-graham-moore/23 "2024-09-06T12:51:18Z")\
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I totally loved this book. If you like a bit of nerdy history wrapped in fiction, this book is a rollicking journey. It manages to make Edison and Westinghouse the heroes of the story with a guest appearance from Alexander Bell.  
Here’s a [review](https://novelhistorian.com/2021/10/04/seeing-the-light-the-last-days-of-night/) but I guess the real question is whether fiction is a step too far for energy nerds? what do you think?

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