>>385588358
>What kind of things would you want to read anon?
Anything really, and id love to introduce people to some of my favorite authors that have provided me with a wealth of nourishment for the mind and heart.
Dune is a classic and one of my favorites.
In a group setting i'd recommend books that are available in audiobook form just to make it more accessible and time-convenient for the participants. Reading legacy physical media takes dedicated time and if you're juggling real life it usually takes a back seat. With audiobooks you can usually multitask. 

>Just a handful off the top of my head:
>VR related and also fucking amazing:
Permutation City - Greg Egan 
Snow Crash - Neal Stephenson 

>Absolute bangers and classics:
Blindsight - Peter Watts
Rendezvous with Rama - Arthur C. Clarke
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress - Heinlein
The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea - Yukio Mishima
Junky - Burroughs
Storms of Steel - Junger

There are many short stories by various sci-fi authors that left quite an impact on me, and also some interesting podcasts.

>>385590141
This has been on my backlog for a long time. Also pic related. At first glance they might be quite heavy though and I don't want to scare people away.