Reddit reviews Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine

Here are a few that I've collected over the last couple of years (excluding the ones that have already been mentioned, and the ones that include a discussion of suicide methods):

SUICIDE & EUTHANASIA:

• Fatal Freedom: The Ethics and Politics of Suicide - Thomas Szasz
  
  
• Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine - Thomas Szasz
  
  
• The Therapeutic State - Thomas Szasz
  
  
• Our Right to Suicide - Kristin Carr
  
  ANTINATALISM:
  
  
• Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence - David Benatar
  
  
• The Conspiracy Against the Human Race: A Contrivance of Horror - Thomas Ligotti
  
  
• Confessions of an Antinatalist - Jim Crawford
  
  
• The Trouble with Being Born - E. M. Cioran
  
  
• The Last Messiah - Peter Wessel Zapffe
  
  
• Assessing Antinatalism: A Philosophical Examination of the Morality of Procreation - Asheel Singh
  
  
• Every Conceivable Harm: A Further Defense of Antinatalism - David Benatar
  
  
• Possible Preferences and the Harm of Existence - Marc Larock
  
  
• Is "being born" in the best interest of the child? Ideology of reproduction versus Non-suffering - Jean-Christophe Lurenbaum
  
  Somewhat less serious:
  
  
• Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
  
  
• Church of Euthanasia

Also two books by Thomas Szasz: Fatal Freedom and Suicide Prohibition: the Shame of Medicine. Have read Fatal Freedom and can totally recommend, and will be reading Prohibition on the recommendation of someone else here.