So I'm a huge fan of Wilbur Smith.  One of my favorite novels is Monsoon. It's 16th century priacy.  It's a 800 pager and have been wanting to read it again.  It's been a while.  He writes many novels.  His detail is explicit.  I highly recommend his novels to all of you.  When I am reading I somehow and able to turn off everything and It's almost like an out of body experience.  Until the next time.  Have a great day all.

Metropolis by Phillip Kerr is a great mystery thriller set just before the outbreak of World War II. Love this genre and it had be hooked from the first chapter. I would highly recommend it!

One of the best series I've ever read was the Red Rising Trilogy (although now on it's way to being an anthology). An incredibly interesting take on the class systems inherent in a society and where people are born into their roles.

The action sequences are written in such an fantastic way that I spent the end of a few of those books with hands on my head!

it depends on whether you like fiction, theory or fantasy I suppose.

If you haven't already, sapiens is a fascinating read but I don't think Dickens has every been bettered.

Big fan of the American classics too, Mockingbird is an all time favourite and so beautifully written

stephen kings dark tower series is a fabulous read too

Right now, I am reading The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith. And I am IN LOVE. It’s fantasy, and revolves around the premise of what happens to unwritten books. In this series, they are sent to a special place in hell that serves as part of the afterlife for ‘unauthors’ (i.e., writers who never write/finish their books). I’m only a few chapters in, but the concept, character development, and world building are pretty engrossing. It’s one of the few truly unique books (series) that i have found in a VERY long time. I actually found the sequel first. And it looked so AMAZING that I forced myself to start at the beginning. And I’m SO glad that I did.

I've suggested If On a Winter's Night A Traveler before and I'll suggest it again. It's a beautiful postmodern piece of art that doesn't get enough credit. The Phantom of the Opera and The Unbearable Lightness of Being are also two books I enjoyed recently.

If you're into ~self-help~ books, i'd recommend Ikigai and The Moment of Lift :)

I've just started reading The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fck and I find it quite interesting tho it's my first time to read a book written by someone who sounds really drunk lol

I do love the Patriot Games but anything from Tom Clancy works. John Verdon has some great books out there a well, and I did truly love the Think of a Number. 

These books have probably already been suggested but, The Wheel of Time series of books is enjoyable. I have actually reread them a couple of times. There is also The Magician by Raymond Feist, that series is also enjoyable too and the Philip Pullman trilogy.

Slaughterhouse 5 is a very good book. The plot can be seen as a bit bizarre, but I think it perfectly encapsulates the psychological tolls that war has on people. The theme of senseless carpet bombings is probably also a very provocative one, seeing that it was written pretty near the aftermath of WW2. The book also has an alternative title, which I enjoy more than the original: The Children's Crusade.

As a follow up to 1984, I would also recommend the Fahrenheit 415. (Do not even consider watching the movie though, as it is pure shite) 

So I'm in the middle of this book called Haroun and the Sea of Stories. Or, to be more precise, re-reading it after a long time. It's written by Salman Rushdie and I still think it's one of the best books I've read. Even though it's technically children's literature, and I read it for the first time in my teens, I feel like you gain new perspective every time you read it.

My favorites books are suspense or supernatural like vampire, angels etc themes.

Some writers: Nora Roberts, Leon Uris, Michelle Read, Robert Cook.

I really loved to read The Harry Potter books. Much better then watching them on the tv.
Also a fan of real crime stories!