Just finished The Paradox Paradox by Daniel Hardcastle (aka Nerdcubed) and it is by far one of the most entertaining books I've read in years. After getting outright robbed by his publisher, he's regained the rights and put it up on his Patreon as an epub version for a few bucks, and I can't recommend it highly enough. It genuinely surprised me how good it is for a first novel from a dude I've been watching faff about in video games for many years.

Started on his earlier book Fuck Yeah, Video Games which is a kind of autobiography through the lense of beloved video games from his life in non-chronological order, which is very charming and funny.

Also dipping into Mr. Wilman's Motoring Adventure by Andy Wilman - a behind the scenes look at Top Gear and The Grand Tour, which is also pretty funny so far, as well as the Yes, Prime Minister book, after recently finishing the Yes, Minister book - both brilliant adaptations of the TV shows.

I like funny books.