The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World's Most Wanted Man

The book delves into Snowden's motivations and background, which made the story feel more human and urgent. I wonder what led the author to emphasize these aspects over others.

The ethical questions raised are intense, and I found myself debating the morality of his decisions. Would love to hear if others felt the same or saw it differently.

Given the secretive nature of the subject, it’s fascinating to consider how the author pieced together the story. Did they have access to exclusive sources or rely on public records?