On Nov. 29th, the Amazon rankings for Bruce's book were

Best Sellers Rank: #437,928 in Books
#5,868 in True Crime (Books)
#20,821 in United States History (Books)

Today the Amazon rankings are almost twice as good...

Best Sellers Rank: #229,878 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
#3,093 in True Crime (Books)
#9,735 in United States History (Books)

Also, notably, today's the first day I've noticed where when you search in Amazon for
DB Cooper book,
that Bruce's book shows up "above" Gray's Skyjack book.

It's still below both Edwards' book and Edwards' paid ad, but thats all. (well there's another paid ad by Armstrong also)

Amazon search history I think may understand your prior searches, so it's best to open an "incognito" window (in Chrome, say), to get a fresh look at search results at Amazon.
I'm not sure how often they update, I think more than just overnight. But definitely overnight.

Do you have an extra copy of Ha Ha Ha?  hehehe

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Do you have an extra copy of Ha Ha Ha?  hehehe

I may be wrong, but I’ve heard that used book sellers don’t send royalties to the authors or publishers. If so then I would not have many qualms about taking up donations buying a copy of Ha Ha and finding someone to PDF it for us here in the vortex. Max Gunther’s book is floating around on PDF. Some of the pricing on these obscure books really freezes people out.

If I remember correctly, Takhli is the place in Thailand where the USAF had a base. As for Edwards and Cooper, I think the good doctor started compiling a compendium of speculations on Cooper as a cargo kicker in Takhli. Shall we go find the guy's book and read up on exactly what he said?

Whoa, Robert. I have read Dr. Edwards' book - and I believe my criticisms are well founded. In fact, many of the deficiencies I see in his book have been also touted by others, such as on the Amazon and Goodreads book sites, where I have posted my critiques. Further, I have called his book a masterpiece here on these pages for its stellar organization and distillation of the 302s. But I have also called it uneven, and noted that it gave me a near-migraine while reading it. It's a great reference book for us researchers, but it is one hellava tough read for the average Joe.

Perhaps I should have encouraged Snowmman and myself to RE-read Doc Edwards' book to discuss Takhli. But that's too much work for too little gain in my view

As for claiming I am a journalist, I do so since I am published in multiple places and I get paid for my writing. Why do you ask?