I am a big fan of Lewis &amp; I have read multiple accounts &#x2F; variations of the sub-prime crisis. The Big Short tells only half the story but nevertheless a very important one especially by covering Michael Burry as patient zero for identifying the problem. However, the book does a big dis-service by not writing more extensively about John Paulson. He made the most amount ($15BN) shorting sub-prime mortgages &amp; when you have a book called the Big Short but don&#x27;t cover the biggest short, it seems incomplete. Gregory Zuckerman&#x27;s &quot;Greatest Trade Ever&quot; should be read along with &quot;Big Short&quot; to get a more complete view of the crisis.