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What is your favorite non-fiction topic to read about?

For me, it would be history (my major), languages, and art. The area of history doesn't matter. I'll read about medieval European, ancient Roman, 19th century American, Japanese...it's all good. Intellectual history is something I've been looking into more recently.

I'm not a STEM person, but those topics can be interesting too. There's no limit to my curiosity, even if I have a few areas of specialty.
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søren kierkegaard, fernando pessoa, diane ackerman, albert camus, carl jung, jean-paul sartre, martin heidegger, edgar allan poe, david sedaris, c.k. williams, virginia woolfe, friedrich nietzsche, fyodor dostoevsky, james douglas morrison, t.s. eliot, octavio paz, william blake, george eliot..........

....................... and many more.
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@lovelywarpedlemon Those are some good philosophers (et al.)
@SW-User philosophy, history, memoirs, natural sciences, music history, poetry, & infinite wikipedia binges lmao
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@lovelywarpedlemon The Wikipedia binge is a regular temptation. ;)
Serendipitymaybe · 51-55, M
@lovelywarpedlemon Allan Ginsberg, Sylvia Plath, and Malcom Gladwell
@Serendipitymaybe YES thank you :) i love sylvia plath especially!! 🖤
Serendipitymaybe · 51-55, M
@lovelywarpedlemon what type of music do you listen to? Me 50’s & early 60’s Jazz and 60’s - 90’s rock.