I'd recommend you try something like self-publishing on Amazon. You have a variety of options depending on how you want to monetize (or not) your work and you'll have a record for IP purposes. Then you can simply provide a link on Reddit (or anywhere else) so people can read it if they like.

Pretty sure it wasn’t finished before she died and three other people put it together and maybe that’s why you feel it’s disjointed.

Don't be, it's great. I understand OP's points but I personally don't tend to slice up which characters carry the most emotion, I just enjoy the story.

Twilight books

Just watch the HBO miniseries, if you have access. I couldn’t finish the book either, but the show was quite good. Admittedly, there’s still a fair amount of her personal life that is covered in the series, but I didn’t mind it as much.

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I don't really have any book-related guilty pleasures, since I'm not super into any of the typical "guilty pleasure" genres (no shade if you are into them, they're just not for me). I definitely have TV guilty pleasures, though, namely cooking competitions.

The only book I know that’s coming out today is the next installment of the ice planet barbarians which is my guilty pleasure. I don’t typically read romance and spicy usually makes me uncomfortable but I do like IPB 😂

Most guilty pleasures are not widely hated. They are just sneered at by a loud majority on the internet.

By the internets logic Rowling is the most hated person ever but in real life never met a single person who cares about her beyond her books.

Internet snobs are 0,00001 percent of the population.

Her books are not hated. Many people love them. Just because some snobs on the internet hate it and dudbros who do not want any romance in their fantasy stories but call a guy aka Rotfuss the second coming of Tolkien for writing a thirty page fairy smut fanfiction does not mean they are bad.

Says someone who did not even enjoy the only book I read from her, but for sure there must be something in the books that makes people like them.

I liked it a lot. I'm guessing most guys don't ever experience grooming, including myself. I rationally knew that it must be a particularly nefarious practice, but this book gave me real insight into what it actually is and its dreadful psychological ramifications.

This book and Catch and kill by Ronan Farrow really impacted me in terms of realizing what women deal with on a daily basis, that I've not even have had to think about once.

I hate the term guilty pleasure. You ought not to feel guilty about enjoying something that does no harm to anyone.

I read a lot of classics but also silly mangas as a teenager and I would never regret reading them lol

Sometimes, I still re-read the childish mangas and books I loved as a child: Dragon Ball, Yugioh, Eragon, Harry Potter etc.

Binge-read the ACOTAR series and yes SJM books have MAJOR flaws, but they're fun and I can still enjoy them. Currently reading Crescent City haha

Seven hours left? So you’re not even reading it but listening?

The “Here’s Hank” series by him is one of the few books in our library set in dyslexie, a font designed to be easier for dyslexic people to read.

I read children of time and absolutely loved it, I've been avoiding reading children of ruin because I'm afraid that I'm going to read it and it's going to somehow taint the first book for me. But your kind of synopsis makes a bit of sense and makes me also more willing to try to read it? I don't know. It sounds like it can be okay, I have just been too scared to start it lol.

A warning which wasn’t there to begin with

If you liked Flatland, then i can highly recommend the (informal) sequel by Ian Stewart:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatterland

One of my favourite maths-related books.

Why is Dean Koontz a guilty pleasure? He has written some good novels 😮

Cassandra Clare - I didn’t even like her newest Last Hours Trilogy, but I’ve read so many of her books, feels like such easy reads for some good old drama at this point.

Not necessarily with the window part, but try reading "The Traveller by John Twelve Hawks" It's a series of 3 books. Mind you that book is like 15-20 years old, but it's about a guy living off grid for pretty much that reason.

I have written fan fiction, unfortunately my muse is on an extended vacation because it was really fun

But, to get to the heart of your question. I'm a big fan of Regency Romance as my escape

I don't consider any of my books as a guilty pleasure. If I enjoy reading it, it's a good book!

They don't have to be quasi-intellectual or pretentious to be good.

There’s a great song (with the same name) based on the book by Tunng too.