Ask HN: Do you read books regularly? Fiction or nonfiction?

The Mediations of Marcus Aurelius is something I keep around and revisit frequently.

re-reading Lord of the Rings

regardless of the overarching plot, it is a very well written book

Count of Monte Cristo is one of my favorites.

Monte Cristo is one of those novels you think will be slow because of its age and lengthy, but, like Les Miserables, it is highly readable and an intense page turner!

The best one I've read so far is Count of Monte Cristo - it's long but it's one of those books where you get really engrossed in its world and you're really sad when it is over!

Finished Tolstoy’s War and Peace in 2020 (pandemic silver lining). Life changing book.

I am eagerly awaiting the last book in the series!

I actually just finished the latest Stormlight book and loved it.

I'm on book 5 of Wheel of Time right now. Honestly I haven't liked it as much as anything Cosmere so far

The Wheel of Time series is intimidating to me.

I really enjoyed "Bad blood"

I'm currently reading "The wealth of Nations" from Adam Smith

recommend Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami

"The Stars my Destination" and "Lord of Light" are excellent.

"The Stars my Destination" and "Lord of Light" are excellent.