My Top 10 Favorite Fiction Books!

I'm prepping for my talk in Vermont this week, so here's a fun video about my favorite fiction books.

What are your favorites? And what should I read next?

Links to the books (only a couple; I won't spoil the whole list!):

[ZikoukaxBxLove]

10-Snow crash - Neal Stephenson
9-Ready player one
8-The sirens of titan - Kurt Vonnegut JR.
7-Enoer's shadow - Dreson Scott Card
6-The desert spear - Peter V.Brett
5-Mistborn - Brandon Sanderson
4-The diamond age - Neal Stephenson
3-The Name of the wind - Patrick Forthuss
2-Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
1-The ultimate hitchhiker's guide Douglas Adams

[derbistheeternal]

I really did not expect you to put Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality in this list. I absolutely love HPMor and am glad to see a popular youtuber mentioning it.

[ComputerHelperPL]

I must say, you hava a great scenery in this video, the light and the background are just Awesome!

[jhkh]

I love that one piece background (you know what I'm talking about, Ace's hat)!

[BookRoast]

I absolutely love The Name of The Wind, one of my, if not THE, favourite books <3

[biruksolomon]

You sir have excellent taste, got my top 3 here exactly in order. Can't wait to read the rest of the recommendations.

[JordanUhrmann]

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[huon]

I'm not into this kind of books (sci-fi stuff) but desert spear sounds interesting to me :)

[Yulination]

No Asimov?
Pretty surprised, considering the rest of the list!

[Artheila]

Patrick Rothfuss and Brandon Sanderson are my absolute favorite authors. I think the Stormlight Archive is sandersons best work so far <3

[mystiqx]

Name of the Wind was also a random recommendation to me as well, Love it! Finished Wise Man's Fear and waiting for when ever the third book comes out.

[haydenbarnes]

Stephen Fry is my favourite author - his vocabulary is just staggering

[iDebbers]

I was expecting The Wheel of Time on this list lol definitely going to check some of these out. :)

[ilvostrosignore]

"The lies of Locke Lamora" by Scott Lynch is one of my favourite fantasy books of all time. It's about thieves but not the canonical fantasy guys hiding in the shadows, it's more like Ocean 11 in a fantasy world.

[pigeonmorris]

Thank you for this. I'm going to add some of these books to my reading list because it seems like we have the same taste! Some of my favorite books include The Martian Chronicles, American Gods, Einstein's Dreams, Neverwhere, and the Dirk Gently series. I'm going to include Sourcery by Terry Pratchett as well.

[Mintianip]

I agree 1000% with your recommendation of Ender's Shadow for the exact same reasons! Glad to know someone else felt the same way about reading it after Ender's Shadow to really broaden the depth and perspective of the universe.

[christenjellone]

I have "Steelheart" by Brandon Sanderson, i hope Mistborn is a good read

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