Reading - One Quarter In
29/03/19 23:31 Filed in: reading
Not been doing too bad with my reading so far this year. Probably one book behind where I should be to get to the forty this year - just finished my ninth. I've been doing particularly well with my non-fiction reads. The ones I aimed to read this year (as per my January blog) were:
Planned 2019 Non-Fiction Reads to include:
A Line in the Sand (James Barr)
In Xanadu (William Dalrymple)
Milk of Paradise (Lucy Inglis)
On Writing (Stephen King)
The Golden Atlas (Edward Brooke-Hitchings)
Homage to Gaia (James Lovelock)
(the ones in blue I've finished and the red ones remain)
The five fiction books I've read, between January and the end of March, have all been SF/F (nothing if not predictable):
Jem (Frederick Pohl)
The Farthest Shore (Ursula Le Guin)
Lies Sleeping (Ben Aaronovitch)
Emphyrio (Jack Vance)
The Sirens of Titan (Kurt Vonnegut)
And my two favourite so far have been 'A Line in the Sand' and 'Emphyrio'. Top reads!
Not sure yet what my next read will be; possibly the planned Philip Pullman or Mervyn Peake.
Planned 2019 Non-Fiction Reads to include:
A Line in the Sand (James Barr)
In Xanadu (William Dalrymple)
Milk of Paradise (Lucy Inglis)
On Writing (Stephen King)
The Golden Atlas (Edward Brooke-Hitchings)
Homage to Gaia (James Lovelock)
(the ones in blue I've finished and the red ones remain)
The five fiction books I've read, between January and the end of March, have all been SF/F (nothing if not predictable):
Jem (Frederick Pohl)
The Farthest Shore (Ursula Le Guin)
Lies Sleeping (Ben Aaronovitch)
Emphyrio (Jack Vance)
The Sirens of Titan (Kurt Vonnegut)
And my two favourite so far have been 'A Line in the Sand' and 'Emphyrio'. Top reads!
Not sure yet what my next read will be; possibly the planned Philip Pullman or Mervyn Peake.
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