ericv

Silent sons, a little life, second son, Dancer from the dance

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jwdelao

Beautiful World, Where are you? / My year of rest and relaxation

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pepe

Kite runner

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specimen

weight of the earth the audio journals of david wojnarowicz

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kamill.

the artists way

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courtless

Outrage by Ellen Jones. It cracked something open in me right before my first Pride society meeting. Just a few months back. That fire’s still burning.

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scottd

Lie with me - phillipe besson, or London triptych by Jonathan kemp

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beigegoth

Velvet Rage, Alan Downs

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josh_c44

Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink

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ash_hawk

The power of now, eckart tolle

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ash_hawk

The bell jar, Sylvia Plath

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gray

A Little Life

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beachbum

@ash_hawk ah one of my favs too 🤓

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jayj1999

Stand Up Straight and Sing, by the late Jessye Norman.

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canele

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

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hery

Autoboyography - Christina Lauren

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flodego

Palestine by Joe Sacco

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beachbum

@canele one of my fav books

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jcp

I don’t know if you read French but for me it was Comment devenir un monstre by Jean Barbe. Otherwise in English the best book I’ve read is The Goldfinch.

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mostlyval

les misérables… it’s so beautifully written

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die

Note to self

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james_arydr

Zen and the art of happiness

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hidden

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allmyfriendsaresuperheroes

‘When death takes something from you give it back’ by Naja Marie Aidt

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paraphrase

The little prince - St Exupery 1984 - Orwell

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andrew

The Picture of Dorian Gray / Oscar Wilde

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adanmarca

The story of the night / an honest man

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gustav

The courage to be disliked

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rubensandez

Conversations with God - Neale Donald Walsch. It opens your eyes to spirituality and it answers existential crisis questions without the religious part the limits spiritual comprehension

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missdrakis

Someone told me “The Ethical Slut” changed their life today.

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sailormars

How to heal your life by Louise hay Becoming supernatural dr Joe dispenza

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agawdun

GOAT a memoir

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saochiang

“Persepolis” by Marjane Satrapi “A Monster Calls” by Patrick Ness “The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse” by Charlie Mackesy

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beachbum

thank you everyone for contributing. i now have a long list of books to read for 2026 🫶🏻

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kulbs

Reading ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell, as a 14 year old.

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kings_world

Braiding sweetgrass, educated, pet semetary

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