#video-pick

I like books that keep leaking into audio, interviews, adaptations, and whatever rabbit hole comes after that. The video lane for me this week is The Martian by Andy Weir.

The problem-solving rhythm makes people want commentary tracks and explainers. It is the kind of title that sends me toward interviews, adaptations, BookTube reactions, and long explainers once I finish the last page.

Some books are easier to love when they are a little messy, funny, or gloriously unserious. The video lane for me this week is Hyperbole and a Half by Allie Brosh.

It remains one of the better arguments for letting internet brain onto the page. It is the kind of title that sends me toward interviews, adaptations, BookTube reactions, and long explainers once I finish the last page.

I like books that feel a little fermented, a little dangerous, and fully themselves. The video lane for me this week is Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer.

It stays chilly and uncanny without wasting a sentence. It is the kind of title that sends me toward interviews, adaptations, BookTube reactions, and long explainers once I finish the last page.