billybatson

I recommend Infinite Jest.

A reread. A bit depressing considering the state of the world today. I found myself wondering which reality would be preferable.

A classic. The Judge.

Decent. I think this book would best be read in conjunction while working through a textbook. I will admit that it did do quite a bit to help relieve math anxiety

A lot of practical advice. My biggest takeaway was this: if it's worth talking about, even if the conversation sucks or the other person doesn't understand, any bit of advancement and understanding is worth the effort. Really helped me increase my patience when talking to people.

A nice if brutal read. It was my first foray in DJ. I felt Cormac McCarthyish vibes.

Easy, but fruitful read. I've struggled a lot with math confidence, and this helped alleviate a lot of that.

A pretty great book. I find myself writing a book report on it to make sure I internalize a lot of the lessons. If you're having trouble doing creative work while working, read this.

Super useful and practical discussion between two lovers of language. I keep a copy with me at all times.

The Autobiography of Gucci Mane was actually really good.

Just a fun read while on vacation. "If Gucci can do it, you can do it".

I really enjoyed it. It's ode to Wittgenstein and it helped me cope with a lot of questions that I felt after studying LW.

Pretty great but brutal.