Music: emo, post-hardcore, melodic hardcore, punk rock, pop punk (don't judge me), folk punk, post-rock, experimental, indie __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Literature: Into non-fiction recently (gender studies, political studies and political anthropology, social anthropology, economic anthropology). Fiction-wise, I'm into Italian literature A LOT, and here's a list of my all-time favorites: Probably everything by Italo Calvino 'L'Écume des jours' by Boris Vian 'Balthazar and Blimunda' by José Saramago 'Everything is illuminated', 'Extremely loud and incredibly close' by Jonathan Safran Foer 'The twins trilogy' by Ágota Kristóf 'Catch-22' by Joseph Heller 'The suitcase' by Sergey Dovlatov Also, INDIE COMIC BOOKS! I love collecting print comics and getting to know local comic artist scenes. No marvel/dc or weeb shit, please. + A huge advocate of book swapping/book crossing. Also, a huge sucker for second-hand bookstores and public libraries (any tips will be most appreciated). __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Movies: mostly documentaries recently. All-time favorite movie? 'Rocky Horror Picture Show'! Favorite animation films: 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi, 'Sita sings the blues' by Nina Paley, 'Le chat du rabbin' by Joann Sfar, 'I married a strange person!' by Bill Plympton, 'The Prophet' by Roger Allers, some works by Michel Ocelot and Jean-François Laguionie __________________________________________________________________________________________________ TV series: lots, mostly sitcoms. It's always sunny in Philadelphia, Trailer Park Boys, Parks and Recreation, Bojack Horseman, Scrubs etc.

Hitchhiked with an ISIS fighter, slept in a remote desert wrapped in the goat skin, spontaneously visited the residence of one country's king, stayed in the house of a security guard of a well-known war criminal and human rights violator... Just to name a few (the 'amazingness' of those, however, is highly debatable).