So, Reddit made a book.

It's called Ask Me Anything: Volume 1, a collection featuring the most interesting, provocative, humorous, and inspirational sessions from /r/IAmA — including Barack Obama, Madonna, Elon Musk, Buzz Aldrin, Bill Gates, Louis CK, Rosario Dawson, and many more. I've been witness to a few of these AMAs while they were happening, and I can tell you they are some of the most interesting reads on the internet.

Some will make you think, many will make you laugh and a few will expand your horizons in ways you never expected.

Arguably the biggest achievement of the Ask Me Anything feature has been allowing interested parties the opportunity to have unprecedented access to a wide range of people. From Martha Stewart to restaurant fry cooks, from Sir David Attenborough to a child raised in a rainforest, the mundane becomes fascinating and the outrageous suddenly seems normal.

I'd insert the table of contents here so you can see the full list of "interviewees" but it's long enough that I decided to make a separate text file for it. Enjoy. (If you want even more detail about what the sessions contain before buying, check out the book's standalone webpage.)

The book is $5 in both Kindle and iBooks formats. A hardcover coffee table version is also available from $35 and fulfilled by Amazon.