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When I'm not sure what I'm in the mood to read, I often pick up Kurt Vonnegut. He's my go-to fixer-of-all-things-reading, I suppose. A Man Without A Country is a book of essays he wrote when he was in his 80s & it was apparently the last published work he had when still alive. His essays range through a variety of topics from arts & literature to being kind (always a theme in anything he writes) to political commentary (which some may or may not like) to the bombing of Dresden in WWII (which he survived while a POW there) to other things; as always, his writing is succinct, sarcastic, simple, & sly. I'm a huge fan.
