I’m reading most cruel acts of women in PKD’s works as him working through one of his problematic marriages.

I didn’t like the first book, I’m not going to touch any of the following.

Marie Kondo is somewhat right: Don’t let your life be cluttered with things you don’t enjoy.

What kind of sci-fi stuff are you looking for? If you are into quirky alternate-reality stuff, then Jasper Fforde’s Thursday Next series (starting with “The Eyre Affair”) or the stand-alone “Early Riser” might be fun.

S. by Doug Dorst and J.J. Abrams. Apart from the physical gimmicks, the book has a conversation of other readers with “hand written notes” on its pages, which are made at different times.

Anything footnote-heavy:

Some essays by David Foster Wallace, in particular the one on the radio show business.

Those parts of Jasper Fforde’s Thursday Next series where footnoterphones are used frequently.