Physical books; continuing to read: The Basic Works of Cicero and The Blocksize Wars

Audiobooks: both of David Goggins' books, Maps of Meaning by Jordan Peterson, Daylight Robbery by Dominic Frisby, The Price of Time by Edward Chancellor, Taxes Have Consequences by Arthur Laffer & others

I haven't decided yet, but the goal is 50.

I'm starting early, currently working on 12 rules for life. It's alright. Uncommunist manifesto is queued up after that.

I'll finish The divine comedy which I'm currently reading now and maybe The Aeneid or other classic like that

The Mandibles

I was given a book for Chrotsmas that I can't bear opening.

Otherwise, for 2025, on my list is:

Ulysses by James Joyce, which I started 3 years ago.

A brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking.

The Regarded - unknown author.

the mist born series, finish three body series, dip back into old favorites kurt vonnegut and hemingway...