Richard Coniff, Spineless Wonders
Rhiannon Bury, Cyberspaces Of Their Own
Terry Pratchett, Johnny And The Bomb
Georgette Heyer, Lady Of Quality
Diana Wynne Jones, Conrad's Fate
Michael Mason, The Making of Victorian Sexuality
Douglas Adams, The Salmon of Doubt
Maya Jasanoff, Edge of Empire
David Bennun, British As A Second Language
Kate Burridge, Blooming English
Peter Masia and Les Miller, The Don't Do It Yourself Handbook
Dick King-Smith, Magnus Powermouse
Terry Pratchett, Night Watch
Lilian Jackson Braun, The Cat Who Moved Mountains
Elizabeth Bear, Hammered
Arthur Ransome, Peter Duck
Curry Companion
Janet Evanovich, Hard Eight
Hattie Hayridge, Random Abstract Memory
Jody Lynn Nye, Taylor's Ark (enjoyable worldbuilding, very moustache-twirling villain, very rushed ending)
My kitchen cabinets have gone up! They're all tall and white. I still have to finish painting the doors so's I can actually cook without getting spatters under the paint, and then do the shelves and insides... but we're getting there. Also, I am assured that the other shelves being put up can be finished today. Yay.
Bank holiday w'end consisted mostly of painting with interludes of putting up wardrobes and things, and quite a bit of gardening; B. did most of the work in the garden, and now it looks, well, like a garden. I've got a prostrate rosemary, and water irises, and a holly, and raspberries, and violets, and all sorts of good things. Yay. (We did manage to slope off for a bit of shopping and a Chinese lunch.)