My Inventions

The autobiography offers an intimate look at Nikola Tesla, a pivotal figure in the development of electricity, radio, and television. It reveals his brilliance alongside his struggles with neuroticism and eccentricity, which alienated him from friends and society. Despite his monumental contributions, Tesla's life ended in solitude and poverty, reflecting his inability to adapt to the world around him. Originally serialized in Electrical Experimenter, this work provides a compelling insight into the complexities of his character and legacy.