I just read an NYT piece about NYC landmark buildings, and I'm not usually interested in architecture all that much but I'm so fascinated by the types of architecture there is in one city, and they're all so beautiful and with interesting stories, too. It's a dream for me to go there one day.

Iain Reid's I'm Thinking of Ending Things took me on a trip unlike any other. Some parts terrified me genuinely, and I haven't found another book that made me feel like that. I asked for suggestions on r/horrorlit and there were a lot of good ones, but to this day I haven't found its match.

A Touch of Jen was also a fun ride. If you haven't heard of it, please don't look it up. Just go in blind :p

To Paradise has its flaws, but Hanya Yanagihara's writing is just so captivating. I wish I could forget the last story and read it again.