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Your digital break: Stop doomscrolling and indulge in this unique zine with a curated reading list
Updated On: 20 September, 2026 08:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Tanisha Banerjee
If you want to enlighten yourself, Good Reads of the Internet is a perfect zine to discover accomplished writers, thinkers, and philosophers

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What if your doomscrolling habit actually led you somewhere worth reading? Good Reads of the Internet, a zine curated by Project Bibliotherapy, turns the endless internet rabbit hole into a carefully selected reading list.
The first volume brings together 42 writers and thinkers — from George Orwell and Aldous Huxley to Charles Bukowski, Amit Varma, Neil Gaiman, and contemporary Indian voices — with each recommendation accessible through a QR code. Project Bibliotherapy describes it as a way to use the smartphone, rather than simply scroll on it, as a tool for discovery.


