The good news is that I've had lots of time for reading (and will have more - the upside of having surgery in September is that recovery will give me lots of reading time - I'm already planning a re-read of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series). In fact, at the mid-point of the year I've read over 40 books! I haven't finished them all, but I still think this is pretty good, considering it doesn't even take into account the Harry Potter books I've been reading to Young Master (we've just started book 5, Harry Potter and The Anger Management Issues).
So here's the scorecard for Books Read in 2010:
- End of Story - Peter Abrahams
- Looking for Mr. Goodbar - Judith Rossner
- The Lady in the Lake - Raymond Chandler
- Now and Forever - Ray Bradbury
- The Pale Blue Eye - Louis Bayard
- The Long Last Call - John Skipp
- Heat Wave - Richard Castle
- Wolf Hall - Hilary Mantel
- The Grifters - Jim Thompson
- The Knitting Circle - Ann Hood **
- The Preservationist - David Maine *
- Dawn of the Dreadfuls - Steve Hockensmith
- Dragon Keeper - Robin Hobb
- American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis
- Horns - Joe Hill
- The Cold Six Thousand - James Ellroy
- Goodnight Nobody - Jennifer Weiner
- Somewhere in Time - Richard Matheson
- The Boleyn Inheritance - Philippa Gregory *
- The Choirboys - Joseph Wambaugh
- Make Room! Make Room! - Harry Harrison **
- The Price of Salt - Patricia Highsmith
- The Brave - Gregory McDonald
- The Sheik - E. M. Hull **
- Anno Dracula - Kim Newman
- Miss Lonelyhearts - Nathanael West
- The Day of the Locust - Nathanael West
- Fool - Christopher Moore **
- Strip Tease - Carl Hiaasen
- The Killer Inside Me - Jim Thompson
- Annie Freeman's Fabulous Traveling Funeral - Kris Radish **
- The Last Boleyn - Karen Harper **
- Push - Sapphire
- Black Water - Joyce Carol Oates
- The Fire Gospel - Michel Faber
- Drood - Dan Simmons
- Mistress of Rome - Kate Quinn
- The Removers - Donald Hamilton
- Molokai - Alan Brennert **
- The Good Earth - Pearl S. Buck
- The Ruins - Scott Smith
* = re-read
** = unfinished
And next up is another of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee stories: A Purple Place for Dying.
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