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Where Can I Find Atrioc'S Book Recommendation List?

For fans of streamer-endorsed novels, Atrioc’s curated reading list gets mentioned often. Where did he share those fiction picks? I’d love a direct link or archive.
2026-03-29 08:00:02
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Ron Ban Temple
Ron Ban Temple
I don’t think Atrioc has posted a public book list. You can try searching for the books he’s talked about in his Twitch clips and VODs. I found this really great piece of fantasy fiction by searching for mentions of books by other creators: ‘Chasing Arieon’ by Kris Arfeldt, for example. It’s got a really clever premise, for a start: a bounty hunter’s target is constantly saving the bounty hunter’s life, and their relationship is a tense, rivalrous but cooperative one – exactly the reverse of a normal hunt-the-prey sort of scenario.
2026-08-02
Lucas
Lucas
Atrioc's recs are hidden about throughout his content, so I went ahead and clipped a few parts from his 'Coffee Cowboy' streams where he talks about his recent reads. It's listed under "Influential" in his LinkedIn (I know) for 'Thinking, Fast and Slow'. Old YouTube vlogs and collaborations with other streamers are the best places to find his casual recs of deep cut books, like how he mentioned 'Dune' in a podcast rant about worldbuilding. Fans and the site that tracks Twitch metrics for channel comparison make wikis that list out this sort of information under "trivia" - it's all pretty patchwork but endearing, like borrowing a friend's dog-eared book.
2026-03-30
Bella
Bella
For Atrioc’s book recommendations, check out his streams! Often he’ll casually recommend a book within a conversation. I went back and rewatched my VODs from when he recommended ‘The Psychology of Money’ after a sponsor read and stumbled upon the highlight in a fan made highlight reel for books. If he hasn’t already, you could ask him to make a list and post it in his public Discord in a channel like #media-recs where creators often post recommendations. Alternatively, look up Goodreads lists tagged with ‘Atrioc’ as fans have made lists of books he’s recommended in the past. Note that this isn’t officially sanctioned by Atrioc, but it’s a great way to crowdsourced recommendatiosn.
2026-04-02
Noah
Noah
Atrioc's book recommendations occasionally pop up throughout the website. Some of his book recommendations for things to read while he's playing games have been dropped during his Twitch stream, often when someone asks what he's currently reading. Other books he recommends while playing through a game are mentioned in his YouTube clips, so searching for 'Atrioc book recommendations' on the website could lead to a compilation of them.

His Twitter/X is also worth checking out, every now and then he posts out a list or threads out his thoughts on whatever he is reading. His mentions on Community Discords or a relevant Reddit thread (something like the LivestreamFail sub or his personal sub r/Atrioc) might also contain archives of these. Half the fun is trying to gather all this together in a list of his book recommendations, it’s almost like a treasure hunt and I’ve had a lot of fun trying to piece this all together.
2026-04-03
Liam
Liam
Atrioc’s book list is very hard to track down. In addition to the books he recommends in his streams, there is a very detailed Google Doc that has been compiled by fans of his. It can be found by searching for “Atrioc reading list” in a search engine. The results that come up will be links to various fan forums where people have shared the list. Occasionally, when he appears on other people’s podcasts (such as “The Yard”) for media related chats, he will also mention some of his favorite books.

We have Twitch chat logs archived up over on OverRustle if you want to go back and reminisce about a particular date. Maybe shoot him a tweet about it though — he seems happy to answer really sincere questions about stuff he likes to read, and it’ll run the gamut of sort-of serious nonfiction that’s kinda brainy but also kind of whatever. Oh, and he likes Dark Matter too.
2026-04-04

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