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MacKenzie Scott's novel is being called 'baffling'-critics are asking what message she's trying to send
The billionaire philanthropist who’s donated $26 billion gave away Last Days in Two Nations for free on Substack, noticeably not on Amazon.
But what several of them found instead was confusion.
Writer and editor Eve Sneider, for one, called the book’s ending “a baffling conclusion fit for a baffling project” in her Business Insider review, and said readers come away with more questions t... [3406 chars]
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