"in the dream house" is fantastic!

if you've read the go ask alice series "unmask alice" might be a good one too, it's about how the author of the original was actually a con artist and made up/twisted real stories to generate hysteria its honestly wild

Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language by Gretchen McCulloch might be something you'd be interested in! :-) its really fascinating and dives into linguistics and online culture surrounding communication

i’ve been really enjoying this one (clearly LOL)! sellout by dan ozzi :)

the stranger in the woods, the extraordinary story of the last true hermit! In 1986 Christopher Knight left his home in Massachusetts, and disappeared into the forest. He would not have a conversation with another human being until nearly three decades later upon his arrest

i haven’t read a lot of nonfiction admittedly, and this one is /very/ dated and extremely graphic, but “when rabbit howls” is one of the most informative and well written books i’ve ever read, the subject matter is inherently heinous as it is about truddi chase-

These 2 stand out in my memory :)

These 2 stand out in my memory :)

The Indifferent Stars Above: The Harrowing Saga of the Donner Party Is an extremely well researched book. It does such a good job establishing the historical setting and the extreme conditions the party endured.

A cool one I read recently is The First Ghosts by Irving Finkel, where he explores how people have been obsessed with ghosts for such a long time. It's a blast.

I really loved "I'm glad my Mom died" by Jeanette Mcurdy and "Miyazaki World" by Suzanne Napier. Both interesting biographies(?) Survival stories in such different ways 😎

Jennette Mccurdy’s memoir “I’m glad my mom died” is one of the best books ive ever read. You should check it out.