For those that are familiar with him, how do you feel about Graham Hancock and his books? Listened to him on Joe Rogan and the stuff he says sounds very very interesting but heard mixed things about it as well, what do you guys think?

It's always very irritating to see Hancock's books in a bookstore next to much better books like Wilkinson's The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt. There are so many well-written, informative books about ancient Egypt, and I am always left wondering why Hancock has such appeal.

There have been several questions about Hancock over the years, so I'll link you to some past threads.

u/Tiako in How do historians feel about Graham Hancock? I just discovered his books and they seem interesting, is he a kook or does his theories hold weight?
u/CommodoreCoCo in A new look at history? and Why does the historical and archaeological community hate Graham Hancock so much?
u/Alkibiades415 in Can someone give a concise summary of what a mainstream Egyptologist's counter arguments would be to someone like Graham Hancock who claims the Sphinx is far older than we think?
u/kookingpot in How is Graham Hancock wrong?