Book about market structure

What i would really be interested is a book in which there is a thorough explanation about interbank forex market, as well as other participants roles explained there. Would be very informative and beneficial for me as a trader to go over such book, if you know one, please write the title of it here. Linear explanation of interbank market structure isn't enough for me, that the biggest banks along with big hedge funds operate on the same level, and that bigger the bank is the more credit relationships they might have and so on... Would like to know what if this happened, how would this big guys play out, if not that, how did they do in the past when there was similar situation.

Two come to mind:

Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners
~ Larry Harris
and

Markets and Market Logic
~ J. Peter Steidlmayer, Kevin Koy

I would suggest the Markets and Market Logic first and then read the Harris book for in depth

I 2nd the Harris book

3rd it...

Some background knowledge never hurts. A good basic book in this regard is "Globalizing Capital: A History of the International Monetary System" by Eichengreen.

Larry Harris' book is worth reading but there is little in it on the Interbank Market.

Check out Carol Osler's website.

I have not yet read Richard Lyons' book, but it's on my list.

The C. Osler webpage is just a page with graphics of some paper currencies & nothing else, no menus, links, etc - unless I am missing something?

There's a vertical menu on the right--might have got cut off on your screen.

Try a different browser. There's a menu on the right hand side with a link labeled 'Research'. I can't link directly to it, the research page has the same address as the welcome page.

Thank you all. Website and books are quite informative.

Zoom out so more of the page is visible in your browser.