Aakash Tandel

Art Spiegelman

Aakash considers _Maus_ as one of the best graphic novels ever produced.

Morulaganyi Kgasa

Aakash found YA to be a quick read that won't take long to get through the series.

Rosemary Mahoney

Aakash enjoyed reading The Singular Pilgrim by Rosemary Mahoney as it is a good travel nonfiction book.

Erik Larson

Aakash found the first 100 pages of The Devil in the White City really great and terrifying.

David Wallace-Wells

Aakash thought _The Uninhabitable Earth_ was very good and very depressing, highlighting the dire message about the future of the planet.

Alexandre Dumas

Aakash's favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo.

Emily Brontë

Aakash is a bit of a fan of Wuthering Heights.

Sally Rooney, Alice Birch, Mark O'Rowe, Lenny Abrahamson

Aakash found Rooney's Normal People pretty good and has plenty of thoughts after reading it all in one day.

Peter J. Carroll

Aakash mentioned a book.

David Wallace-Wells

Aakash found The Uninhabitable Earth full of important yet depressing facts.

William B. Irvine

Aakash is thankful for David's recommended book, A Guide to the Good Life, which has sparked a binge of stoicism and philosophy books.

William B. Irvine

Aakash is interested in reading A Guide to the Good Life before Stillness Is The Key.

Ryan Holiday

Aakash is planning to read Stillness Is The Key after A Guide to the Good Life.

Raymond Carver

Aakash read What We Talk About When We Talk About Love earlier this year and is now a big fan of Carver's.

Jeff Smith

Aakash enjoyed reading Bone as a child, sparking a love for books. It's a great and quirky story suitable for both kids and adults.

Annie Dillard

Aakash finds _The Writing Life_ by Dillard to be one of his favorite books.

Mark Manson

Aakash is unsure if Mark Manson's new book is necessary after enjoying the last one.

Robin Hemley

Aakash heard about Reply All on a podcast.

Evan Ratliff

Aakash is considering picking up The Mastermind, a book on the criminal Paul Le Roux, as it seems like an interesting tale.

Charles Duhigg

Aakash was just going to recommend The Power of Habit.

Garth Stein

Aakash finished reading The Art of Racing in the Rain yesterday and found it really good.

David Wallace-Wells

Aakash finds _The Uninhabitable Earth_ to be a thoroughly depressing read, blunt about our climate reality.

Jeff Gordinier

Aakash recommends 'Hungry' by Jeff Gordinier, a captivating read following Rene Redzepi around the world.

René Redzepi

Aakash mentions Noma in comparison to Jeff Gordinier's book 'Hungry'.

Ryan Holiday

Aakash found Ryan Holiday's new book _Stillness Is The Key_ interesting.

Arnaud Denjoy

Aakash wants to know if someone loves the Dune series.

George Chambers

Aakash praised George's mastery in high fantasy writing.

Peter J. Carroll

Aakash is unsure why the author is called the 'first great millennial author,' finding it disparaging to other young authors.

Peter J. Carroll

Aakash doesn't have a strong opinion but read the stories in publish-date order and found them fine.

Peter J. Carroll

Aakash mentioned concern for George's health affecting the completion of his books with hopes for contingency plans.

Peter J. Carroll

Aakash is looking for suggestions on audiobook platforms to listen to books during longer runs.