Reddit reviews Heidegger's Analytic: Interpretation, Discourse and Authenticity in Being and Time (Modern European Philosophy)

Taylor Carman's book on Heidegger is very good, I would stay away from Hubert Dreyfus as long as possible. John Richardson, Kockelmans, von Hermann, et al. are good and especially open sources on Heidegger, actually fitting his philosophical approach. Dreyfus had some good points writing about the shortcomings and possibility of A.I., which didn't help with reading Heidegger in other ways (e.g.: reading Heidegger through Meister Eckhart and/or the works of Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite (sp.?), through Derrida, etc.). Then again, I respect Dreyfus (of course) as an academic and I enjoyed his pragmatist approach to his philosophy, but this doesn't fit Heidegger at all to be honest (sp.). This leads to simplification and 'ossification' of frames of reference, which should be avoided by all means possible.

You might be interested in checking out the work of Taylor Carman (particularly this book ). Taylor Carman views Heidegger’s entire project as essentially Kantian, and focuses on their relation.