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If you like James Patterson you'll love 50 Shades.

Jokes aside, for fiction, I'd highly recommend the Fall and the Stranger by Albert Camus. They are shorter reads, but they're still somewhat challenging due to how dry and sometimes nihilistic they can be. Also, Dune by Frank Herbert is one of the most well known and beloved sci-fi classics, and is something I consider to be an essential read.

I don't want to overwhelm you but I want to add a non-fiction title that I've been reading and finding fascinating, How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan. It's basically this long time best selling author was exposed to psychedelics again as a 60+ year old man and sets out to delve into the new research being done all over the world. He shares a lot of facts about the history of psychedelics as well as details and testimonials from Johns Hopkins' 300+ clinical trials with psilocybin. He also gives his own accounts of three separate psychedelic experiences that he had while writing the book.

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