For nonfiction, two memoirs I'm reading right now, Fiction Ruined My Family by Jeanne Darst, and The Adderall Diaries, by Stephen Elliot. Both are very interesting expositions of the writing life, with emphasis on the connection between literary production and alcohol/other chemical crutches, subtext on how families are affected. They both manage to tell the story without too much woe-is-me boohooing, and some interesting anecdotes.