So far, anyway.
Category: Reading
1. Roy & Lesley Adkins, Jane Austen’s England
2. Naomi Alderman, The Future
Doesn’t include items read for work or books that were so bad I didn’t bother to finish them. Some of these are rereads but I
Doesn’t include items read for work. The Agatha Christies also represent hours spent painting, since I listen to those as audiobooks while working on the
I embarked on this ambitious reading project in December 2007, with the end goal of having read whatever American novels I probably would have read
Mind you, a number of these are novellas, but then again, Green Earth is actually 3 books, and The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. was
Simon Kewin was born and raised on the misty Isle of Man, but now lives and works deep in rural England. He divides his time
Lucas Stensland’s most recent book is Fun Again, a collection of short poems from Yet To Be Named Free Press (UK). In 2011 he
Ranbir Singh Sidhu was born in London and studied archaeology at the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of Good Indian Girls (HarperCollins