Answers will resolve N/A if I decide not to read them / already read them, YES if I read them and slightly like them, such that I'd read something similar in the future (this doesn't mean I have to especially like them) and NO if I read them and don't like them.
I probably won't use prices as a signal on what to read, it's really easy to check by skimming.
I'll also managram for books/blogposts I more than slightly like.
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1.00Based on your comment below re: wanting to branch out, you may want to check out some of Lindsay Ellis’s old YouTube video essays on books/fan culture/etc. she made some absolute bangers in the late 2010s that are great entry points for exploring other genres.
If you haven’t read the paperclip story on Gwern’s blog already that’s a must read for sure
I’m recommending “The Maniac” by Benjamin Labatut to everyone I talk to nowadays because it’s so incredibly topical and it might be up your alley if you lean towards nonfiction but aren’t completely opposed to literature. It’s an absolute trip