Favorite book
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Tim Ferriss has discussed many books across various episodes, highlighting his favorites as well as those recommended by his guests. Here are a few noteworthy mentions:
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"The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories" by Ken Liu (shared by Matt Mullenweg) - A collection of short stories that makes your mind think differently. Ken Liu is celebrated for his Sci-Fi work and has also translated volumes of the "Three-Body Problem" series 1.
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"Sum: 40 Tales from the Afterlife" by David Eagleman (shared by Matt Mullenweg) - Consists of short, intriguing stories that start at the beginning of an afterlife, resetting your mind and often leading to cool dreams 1.
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"The Graveyard Book" by Neil Gaiman - A compelling book about a young boy raised in a graveyard, highly recommended by Tim Ferriss, especially for its stellar audiobook narration by Gaiman himself 2.
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"The Ultimate Sales Machine" by Chet Holmes (shared by Noah Kagan) - An underground favorite that’s packed with practical advice and highly actionable insights for sales and business processes 3.
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"Oscar and Lucinda" by Peter Carey (shared by Danielle Teller) - Lauded for its lyrical chapters and vivid imagery, though it might not be for everyone due to its slow-to-develop plot 2.
These recommendations reflect a diverse taste in literature, encompassing genres like science fiction, sales, and lyrical novels, providing a glimpse into the varied interests of Tim Ferriss and his guests.
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