Books

Does anyone have any recommendations for memoirs of legitimately normal, regular people (not famous, not someone who had a major accomplishment but just wasn't recognized properly to be famous, someone who is genuinely just a regular everyday person you'd walk by on the street)?

What makes you read books like this?

Man. Dog. Van. Building sizzle.fi, surfing and playing disc golf

Making DNA Origami during the day👩🏻‍🔬and Crypto surfing at night 🏄‍♀️

Oooh that sounds really interesting actually, adding that to my wish list. Thank you!!

Tuesdays with Morrie!
I honestly don’t know what made me pick up this book, but I’m seriously glad I did! It talks about life’s greatest lessons through dialogue between a dying professor and his student! It’s a beautiful book and I can’t recommend it enough.

chris24.degen.eth CRE by day, but my true love is onchain.  Building what I know.   🇿🇦

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I'd never heard of James Frey until just looking him up now. Is the gist of it that he added some embellishments to his story that weren't 100% true?

I'm busy with one... it might be a while though!  One day. Some day.  It will be written.

An American Childhood by Annie Dillard. She captures the transition from childhood to adulthood in a way I’ve never seen anywhere else

Not an indepth memoir of a single person but "Humans of New York" has great day in the life short stories from average people with great photography