The article is plainly written and well written and allows people to decide for themselves what the intentions of Scott Siskind may be. I would be curious to k

The article is plainly written and well written and allows people to decide for themselves what the intentions of Scott Siskind may be. I would be curious to know what other articles you consider well written. To me, this comes across as a hack job to elevate the writers status before the release of his upcoming book. It’s a classic tactic that writers use to drive book sales.