Books of 2007
And while I'm procrastinating, here's the yearly book list. I've even starred the favourites:
1) Sonya Taaffe - Singing Innnocence and Experience
2) Caitlin R Kiernan - To Charles Fort, With Love (re-read)
3) Poppy Z Brite - D*U*C*K
4) H P Lovecraft - The Call of Cthulhu and Other Tales (re-read)
5) Viggo Mortensen - Recent Forgeries
6) Philip K Dick - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
7) Henry D Thoreau - Walden
8) Poppy Z Brite - Soul Kitchen
9) Caitlin R Kiernan - Daughter of Hounds
10) Caitlin R Kiernan - Tales from the Woeful Platypus
11) Angela Carter - The Bloody Chamber (re-read)
12) H P Lovecraft - At the Mountains of Madness
13) Gideon Defoe - The Pirates! In an adventure with Communists
14) Kyoko Mori - Polite Lies
15) Virginia Woolf - Orlando
16) David Mitchell - number9dream**
17) Charles Dickens - Bleak House**
18) Andrew Waterhouse - In
19) Andrew Waterhouse - 2nd
20) J K Rowling - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
21) Carlos Castaneda - The Teaching of Don Juan (re-read)
22) Neil Gaiman - Fragile Things
23) Jean Rhys - The Wide Sargasso Sea*
24) Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre
25) Sergei Lukyanenko - Night Watch
26) Stephen Fry - The Ode Less Travelled*
27) S T Joshi (Ed) - American Supernatural Tales*
28) Zadie Smith - On Beauty**
29) Mikhail Bulgakov - Black Snow
30) Homer - The Odyssey*
31) Bram Stoker - Dracula**
31) David Mitchell - Black Swan Green**
32) Poppy Z Brite - Antediluvian Tales
I'm not around for the next 3 days so Happy New Year etc etc.
1) Sonya Taaffe - Singing Innnocence and Experience
2) Caitlin R Kiernan - To Charles Fort, With Love (re-read)
3) Poppy Z Brite - D*U*C*K
4) H P Lovecraft - The Call of Cthulhu and Other Tales (re-read)
5) Viggo Mortensen - Recent Forgeries
6) Philip K Dick - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
7) Henry D Thoreau - Walden
8) Poppy Z Brite - Soul Kitchen
9) Caitlin R Kiernan - Daughter of Hounds
10) Caitlin R Kiernan - Tales from the Woeful Platypus
11) Angela Carter - The Bloody Chamber (re-read)
12) H P Lovecraft - At the Mountains of Madness
13) Gideon Defoe - The Pirates! In an adventure with Communists
14) Kyoko Mori - Polite Lies
15) Virginia Woolf - Orlando
16) David Mitchell - number9dream**
17) Charles Dickens - Bleak House**
18) Andrew Waterhouse - In
19) Andrew Waterhouse - 2nd
20) J K Rowling - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
21) Carlos Castaneda - The Teaching of Don Juan (re-read)
22) Neil Gaiman - Fragile Things
23) Jean Rhys - The Wide Sargasso Sea*
24) Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre
25) Sergei Lukyanenko - Night Watch
26) Stephen Fry - The Ode Less Travelled*
27) S T Joshi (Ed) - American Supernatural Tales*
28) Zadie Smith - On Beauty**
29) Mikhail Bulgakov - Black Snow
30) Homer - The Odyssey*
31) Bram Stoker - Dracula**
31) David Mitchell - Black Swan Green**
32) Poppy Z Brite - Antediluvian Tales
I'm not around for the next 3 days so Happy New Year etc etc.