February 2019, In My Stacks

2019-02-24T20:13:53-05:00

Last year, February’s tally suggested it was one of my busiest reading months. Which I chalk up to January being over-stuffed with reading ambitions, which overflowed into the following month. This year, that feels true once more. With the exception of L’Arabe du futur, a graphic memoir scooped up randomly

February 2019, In My Stacks2019-02-24T20:13:53-05:00

Summer 2018, In My Stacks

2018-07-25T14:31:57-04:00

Mid-year I tidy up the stack (down to a single book) and then begin anew, sometimes adding in some resolutions and other times relaxing (or setting aside) reading plans which seemed exciting and possible just a few months ago. This year, more than ever, I look to my

Summer 2018, In My Stacks2018-07-25T14:31:57-04:00

August 2017, In My Stacks

2017-08-11T13:57:32-04:00

This summer has been a delightful mix of backlisted books and new titles, readng projects and whimsical choices. The book I've been reading the longest in this stack is actually the shortest, Lorna Crozier's What the Soul Doesn't Want (2017). I haven't been using a bookmark in it because I've

August 2017, In My Stacks2017-08-11T13:57:32-04:00

March 2017, In My Stacks

2018-07-11T14:56:40-04:00

February was a relatively light reading month for me, so there are some nearly-done books in the stack at the beginning of this month, along with new additions. Naomi Novik's Black Powder War, N.K. Jemisin's The Kingdom of the Gods, Baratunde Thurston's How to be Black and the Margaret Millar

March 2017, In My Stacks2018-07-11T14:56:40-04:00

September 2016, In My Stacks

2016-09-12T14:34:37-04:00

Compared to August, this is going to be an exceptionally busy reading month. And these stacks don't even include the lists of prize-list nominees and IFOA attendees, whose books are also cluttering every flat surface at home. Greg Iles' The Bone Tree - Having finished Natchez Burning in August, I

September 2016, In My Stacks2016-09-12T14:34:37-04:00
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