what i’m reading now: the grace in dying — kathleen dowling singh
what i just finished:
- enormous changes at the last minute — grace paley
- miracle of the rose — jean genet
- this is your mind on plants — michael pollan
- the memory theater — karin tidbeck
- interior chinatown — charles yu
- pastoral song — james rebanks
- the mists of avalon — marion zimmer bradley
- cain — josé saramago
- bay area forager — mia andler & kevin feinstein
- drive your plow over the bones of the dead — olga tokarczuk
- the night watchman — louise erdrich
- collected stories — shirley hazzard
- second nature — michael pollan
- hamnet — maggie o’farrell
- klara and the sun — kazuo ishioguro
- the song of achilles — madeline miller
- the liars dictionary — eley williams
- rickshaw boy — lao she
- ducks, newburyport — lucy ellman
- djinn patrol on the purple line — deepa anappara
- the sparsholt affair — alan hollingsworth
- tree of smoke — denis johnson
- go tell it on the mountain — james baldwin
- in the lake of the woods — tim o’brien
- the testaments — margaret atwood
- a death in the family — james agee
- the wild muir — john muir
- how the night is divided — david matlin
- the noise of time — julian barnes
- the overstory — richard powers
- shadow without a name — ignacio padilla
- the stone sky — n.k. jemison
- the obelisk gate — n.k. jemison
- the 5th season — n.k. jemisin
- circe — madeline miller
- child of light mary shelley — muriel spark
- will in the world — stephen greenblatt
- little — edward carey
- the gun my sister killed herself with — daniel lawless
- reputations — juan gabriel vásquez
- the book of disquiet — fernando pessoa
- the tsar of love and techno – anthony marra
- train dreams — denis johnson
- dune — frank herbert
- the three-body problem – cixin liu
- when we were orphans: kazou ishiguro
- men without women: haruki murakami
- never let me go: kazuo ishiguro
- alone in berlin: hans fallada
- frankenstein; or, the modern prometheus: mary shelley
- lovers on all saints day: juan gabriel vásquez
- lincoln in the bardo: george saunders
- home: marilynne robinson
- between the world and me: ta-nehisi coates
- the arab of the future 2: riad sattouf
- the arab of the future: riad sattouf
- frost: thomas bernhard
- angels on toast: dawn powell
- the thief: fuminori nakamura
- mirror mirror: gregory maguire
- missing person: patrick modiano
- exit west: mohsin hamid
- reunion: fred uhlman
- all the light we cannot see: anthony doerr
- man with a blue scarf, on sitting for a portrait by lucian freud: martin gayford
- house of the sleeping beauties: yasunari kawabata
- master of go: yasunari kawabata
- the heart goes last: margaret atwood
- slade house: david mitchell
- at night we walk in circles: daniel alarcón
- the story of the lost child: elena ferrante
- friends and heroes: olivia manning
- the spoilt city: olivia manning
- the great fortune: olivia manning
- toby’s room: pat barker
- brother of the more famous jack: barbara trapido
- another world: pat barker
- the buried giant: kazuo ishiguro
- cliffs of fall: shirley hazzard
- under the glacier: halldor laxness
- venice: lion city: the religion of empire — gary wills
- burial rites — hannah kent
- kafka on the shore — haruki murakami
- elizabeth is missing — emma healey
- eva trout — elizabeth bowen
- redeployment — phil klay
- the museum of innocence — orhan pamuk
- the secret river — kate grenville
- how to get filthy rich in rising asia — mohsin hamid
- the bone clocks — david mitchell
- threshold of fire: a novel of fifth century rome — hella s. haasse
- stone mattress — margaret atwood
- those who leave and those who stay — elena ferrante
- the great fire — shirley hazzard
- madd addam — margaret atwood
- always coming home — ursula k. le guin
- an unnecessary woman — rabih alameddine
- malgudi days — r.k. narayan
- the story of a new name — elena ferrante
- my brillaint friend — elena ferrante
- memoirs of hadrian — marguerite yourcenar
- the siege of krishnapur — j.g. farrell
- the troubles – j.g. farrell
- dear life — alice munro
I guess DJINN PATROL ON THE PURPLE LINE is a lot longer than I expected if you’re still reading it! Come on, Todd – we depend on your book recommendations now more than ever – how about bringing up up to date on what you’re reading now!
ouch… shamed! i read rickshaw boy and ducks newburyport and something that i can’t for the life of me remember… must not have been great.