What have you read recently #plebchain?
I'm working through The Price of Tomorrow and just finished the Dresden Files.
Discussion
Was reading Inventing #Bitcoin until I got distracted by the shiny object that is #Nostr 😄
The Blocksize War is up next. 
That's been on my radar for a little by time, I may need to read that next.
My entrance into Bitcoin was a couple of months past the forks so I missed the entire thing.
Non-fiction: Fossil Future with Progessive Case for Bitcoin in the queue (I'm more conservative libertarian so reading that one to understand different audiences).
Fiction: Last Christmas by F Paul Wilson...I've read most of his books. I think I've read just about all of the Jim Butcher Dresden Files series, too. Even read one book by his kid?
Otherwise, I tend towards Gray Man and OrphanX series, Harlan Coben, Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, etc. I do also have some excellent (fantasy?) series I've read through the years...as well as a somewhat humorous zombie series.
I didn't know his kid was a writer as well.
For fiction I used to be super into high fantasy - LotR, Wheel of Time, and many others. Dresden Files was not something I had ever been interested in - urban fantasy always felt low-brow, but I loved it and am glad I gave it, and that genre a chance.
I definitely read more nonfiction these days. The real world is so full of fascinating topics I know little or nothing about, it seems endless.
I’m currently reading three books:
1) “Sabbath as Resistance: Saying No to the Culture of Now” by Walter Brueggemann
2) “The Moral Meaning of Revolution” by Jon Gunnemann
3) “1984” by George Orwell
#bookstr