Conquering Addiction

"The steady structure (opening, exposition, and conclusion) of the chapters made for a very good read, and this design, always clear and written for the reader, help them read, remember, and ingest a great expanse of material. The explanations of the chemistry, psychology, and culture of addiction steadily reinforced its nature – and nicely led to how those addicted could be helped, layer upon necessary and additive layer of treatment. The brain schematic also shows that nicely, as did many of Kenneth Axen’s graphics. [...] Milkman and Hill set a lovely tone for the writing. Clear, informative, and complex but never obtuse or using jargon, clearly meant to lead to conclusions and foster hope. [...] The text features inimitable style, that of delivering content and supporting it with a variety of visual genres. The authors know how to engage a reader and an audience. I hope teachers in colleges and universities stress to their students, undergrad and grad, that if they want to outdo AI, they should take a look at your book."
Lloyd Sederer, M.D., Psychiatrist, Non-fiction writer

"I have never before encountered such a fine marriage of art and science in book form. The colors, graphics, illustrations, and content all shine. On brief review, I have already identified a number of chapters that will command my attention."
Gregory R. Piché, J.D., Denver-based Attorney, Lecturer at the University of Colorado Denver, Author of The Four Trials of Henry Ford