Happy New Year, readers! I am glad you are here, and I’m always appreciative of the comments you leave, and emails you send. Inspired by my friend Jessemy, I decided to list the books I’ve read this year. This isn’t something I’d normally do, but this was an unusual year. For the first time,
Wish I could read faster. Jerusalem by Alan Moore took me 6 months. The problem seems to be that reading feels like a bedtime thing because it makes me sleepy, however much I'm enjoying it. I love reading outdoors too, but only philosophy there. So The Book of Chuang Tzu whiled away many a sunny moment here. Jerusalem is fantastic, by the way. It might even take you a week to read that.
I'm impressed that you met your goal! Nice range of publishing dates ...do you shop at used book stores? I'm combing through the list, I'll share which ones overlap!
Impressive!! I was happy with my 6200 peloton minutes this year 😃 Which book/books out of this list were most memorable , stuck with you most intensely , in a good or bad way?
And wishing you a happy and productive 2024!
I read both of the Herron books this year, and the Pym novel, too.
Wish I could read faster. Jerusalem by Alan Moore took me 6 months. The problem seems to be that reading feels like a bedtime thing because it makes me sleepy, however much I'm enjoying it. I love reading outdoors too, but only philosophy there. So The Book of Chuang Tzu whiled away many a sunny moment here. Jerusalem is fantastic, by the way. It might even take you a week to read that.
I'm impressed that you met your goal! Nice range of publishing dates ...do you shop at used book stores? I'm combing through the list, I'll share which ones overlap!
Impressive!! I was happy with my 6200 peloton minutes this year 😃 Which book/books out of this list were most memorable , stuck with you most intensely , in a good or bad way?