[jawstheme]

In Cold Blood is my favorite non fiction.

As far as space stuff, I read The Elegant Universe recently and if you're interested in string theory it'd be a good read. I don't really like string theory very much though.

[hailthewarrior]

A Million Miles in a Thousand Years by Donald Miller

[xxxxxxxxxxxmatt]

Read Imagine - How Creativity Works by Jonah Lehrer!

It came out recently, it'd be easy to find in a bookstore. Really fucking enjoyed it. Simple, quick read, but so stimulating. Not only got me in a massively productive mood but has given me a better grip on my own creativity (for sure).

[clarepm]

Why We Make Mistakes-Joseph Hallinan
The Ultimate Book of Top Ten Lists
Codebreaker:The History of Secret Communication- Stephen Pincock
Napoleon's Buttons:17 Molecules that Changed History- Penny Le Couteur and Jay Burreson
Freakonomics-Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner

[brokenmixtape]

Franklin and Winston

[drewinseries]

Outliers

[prachisharma]

i read non fiction part 1 its ohk not that so intrested for me. i like to read books about some daily life knowledge like how to win argument, who will cry when you'll die blaaaa blaaa

[Maiaophilia]

Originally Posted by fidelitycrisis

It's not non-fiction, but Slaughterhouse Five by kurt vonnegut is a great take on our misconception of time and space

To an extent its a hybrid between non fiction and fiction. One of my favorite novels ever.

Currently I'm reading
"Underground: the Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche" by Haruki Murakami

[SoftMints]

I've been reading medical related stuff because I'm going to be applying to study medicine later this year. I'd recommend:
Better by Atul Gawande
A Biography of Cancer by Siddhartha Mukherjee

[eduuniversities]

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[lambo]

Originally Posted by DJWildefire

Into the Wild

Great read.

[lambo]

Also, anything by Bill Bryson.

[cheerstothis723]

maybe not completely non-foction, but really fucking good: A Million Little Pieces, theres a sequel which is also awesome, My Friend Leonard.

[welcometobangkok]

I'd also recommend Bill Bryson!

[majinsharingan]

Wicked Plants, pretty interesting read.