My copy of Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green came and so far I really like it. I've actually never read Green's novels, only his other non-fiction book, so that's how I tend to think of him. He has a great voice for non-fiction: clear and concise but also lyrical and evocative.
Ooh, that arrived yesterday and I'm looking forward to reading it when I get a chance!
I'm the opposite - I've read his novels (although about a decade ago now) but not his non-fiction, so I'm curious how I'll find it. I don't expect I'll dislike it, though!
If you do like it, I suggest giving The Anthropocene Reviewed a try. It's a very different sort of book -- a series of essays about various aspects of the human-centric world that he rates on a 1-5 star scale -- but the writing style is similar and I liked it a lot.
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I'm the opposite - I've read his novels (although about a decade ago now) but not his non-fiction, so I'm curious how I'll find it. I don't expect I'll dislike it, though!
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