Currently reading Capital by Karl Marx. It’s a great book so far, I recommend ^^
For fiction: currently reading Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer and quite enjoying it
https://bookshop.org/books/annihilation-9780374104092/9780374104092
Nonfiction I’m reading Winners Take All by Anand Giridharadas. It’s about how some people trying to make positive change in the world end up enforcing the status quo (sometimes without knowing it). It’s a good take on nonprofits / social enterprises and the such.
https://bookshop.org/books/winners-take-all-the-elite-charade-of-changing-the-world/9781101972670
I really enjoyed Annhilation, I reminded me of Roadside Picnic a bit.
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Currently reading: “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. Having read a bunch of self-help books, there’s not much new stuff in here. But the author writes more clearly and concise than expected, and easily links his ideas to neighbouring topics like identity, emotions, beliefs. Not bad.
Great book! Even if you don’t turn yourself into a little habit machine being able to identify ways to stop habits or even just talk about it with others is nice.
Fiction: Firewalkers
Non fiction: What Is To Be Done
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Reading: The Dark Forest, book two of the Three Body Problem Trilogy.
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Neuromancer
Catch 22
Anna Karenina
Ada or addor: A family chronical
Brave new world
How to live safely in a science fiction universe by Charles Yu
This other eden by Ben Elton
Authors:
Alastair Reynolds
Peter F Hamilton
All the old sci fi writers
Serise
Dark matter
The Erevis Cale trilogy (forgoten realms)
Eisenhorn by Dan Abnet
My favorites books are ones by Yuval Noah Harari.
- Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
- Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow
- 21 Lessons for the 21st Century
Everyone should be read it. We learn on it lot of thing about humans and what we could become.
I am currently reading The Forever War for the first time
I’m currently listening to The Flame Bearer (Last Kingdom book #10) and reading Season of Storms (The Witcher #8).
I don’t really have “favourite books” or if I did the list would be very long. Some notable ones are Name of the Wind, The First Law series, anything by Brandon Sanderson, and I recently read The Salt Path which was very good, too.
Non Fiction: Reading Rock and Roll with Ember Octane, Crafting Interpreters, and Phoenix in Action.
- Endurance by Alfred Lansing - I still can’t believe that Shackleton didn’t lose a single man throughout their entire ordeal
- A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini - this was my first read when I recently delved into the middle-eastern world and it remains an outlier. Despite being fiction, it’s very much an accurate representation of the real world unfortunately.
- Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami - I read this once every year because it’s just a great work of fiction.
- Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker - everyone should read this to become a better version of themselves by understanding their sleep hygiene and how their current sleep regime may be detrimental to their body and lives.
