If you are perplexed with the crescent number of books been published this year -- "Oh, God, thank you for the vaccine and immunization!" -- you are not alone, me too. Now we can read more books than ever because we have these gas and our combustion is metrified to devour coincidently diverse subjects such as exotic nonfiction. And memoirs... And fictions!
Did you want to read Mark Twain but never? Dramas in television could somewhat be Twain's relent ideas sprouted now with the medium that small screen is, and here isn't a metonymy. Or SK? Although his short stories are being screened next year such as Chapelwaite, not Tommyknockers adapted in 1993 as a film, and you missed the master of macabre. Maybe Neil Gaiman? The conspicuous author of The sandman series on Netflix is tremendously insightful in demand.
PS. I counsel you to stop not reading and start on. Be inspired by William Shakespeare ! Whatever your ignition to read not be a shadowy brainstorm reader like Edgar Allan Poe generated penumbra. How about Oscar Wilde and its intransigencies?