My Reading List From 2009

It has been some time since I made a posting here, one of the reasons being that I have been too busy reading! Nonetheless, what follows is a list of exactly what I read throughout 2009, and the perceptive reader will notice that outside of my favorites (Michael Connelly, James Lee Burke, Walter Mosley and Jonathon Kellerman) my reading has been eclectic, following no particular theme or interest. In the near future I hope to provide some capsule commentary on several of the titles.

Alex and Me – Irene Pepperberg (N.F.)
The Given Day – Dennis Lehane
Anansi Boys – Neil Gaiman
Leisureville – Andrew D. Blechman
Too Close to Home – Linwood Barclay
The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls – John R. King
Walking Through Walls – Philip Smith
After Sunset – Stephen King
Resurrection Men – Ian Rankin
Bones – Jonathan Kellerman
Diablerie – Walter Mosley
The Brass Verdict – Michael Connelly
Blonde Faith – Walter Mosley
Them – Nathan McCall
The Brief History of the Dead – Kevin Brockmeir
Be the Change – Lisa Endlich
Shakespeare – The World as Stage – Bill Bryson
Feelers – Brian Wiprud
Three Cups of Tea – Greg Mortenson and David Relin
Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller- Jeff Rubin
The Evil That Men Do – Dave White
The Way Home – George Pelecanos
Outliers – The Story of Success – Malcolm Gladwell
Relentless – Dean Koontz
Lush Life – Richard Price
Road Dogs – Elmore Leonard
A Fraction of the Whole – Steve Tolz
The Scarecrow – Michael Connelly
Chasing Smoke – Bill Cameron
Wake – Robert Sawyer
Body Copy – Michael Craven
American Fascists – The Christian Right and the War on America – Chris Hedges
Fear the Worst – Linwood Barclay
The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein – Peter Ackroyd
9 Dragons – Michael Connelly
Rain Gods – James Lee Burke
The Highest Tide – Jim Lynch
I Don’t Believe in Atheists – Chris Hedges
The English Major - Jim Harrison

Total Books Read for 2009: 39

My Reading List From 2009

It has been some time since I made a posting here, one of the reasons being that I have been too busy reading! Nonetheless, what follows is a list of exactly what I read throughout 2009, and the perceptive reader will notice that outside of my favorites (Michael Connelly, James Lee Burke, Walter Mosley and Jonathon Kellerman) my reading has been eclectic, following no [particular theme or interest. In the near future I hope to provide some capsule commentary of several of the titles.

Alex and Me – Irene Pepperberg (N.F.)

The Given Day – Dennis Lehane

Anansi Boys – Neil Gaiman

Leisureville – Andrew D. Blechman

Too Close to Home – Linwood Barclay

The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls – John R. King

Walking Through Walls – Philip Smith

After Sunset – Stephen King

Resurrection Men – Ian Rankin

Bones – Jonathan Kellerman

Diablerie – Walter Mosley

The Brass Verdict – Michael Connelly

Blonde Faith – Walter Mosley

Them – Nathan McCall

The Brief History of the Dead – Kevin Brockmeir

Be the Change – Lisa Endlich

Shakespeare – The World as Stage – Bill Bryson

Feelers – Brian Wiprud

Three Cups of Tea – Greg Mortenson and David Relin

Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller- Jeff Rubin

The Evil That Men Do – Dave White

The Way Home – George Pelecanos

Outliers – The Story of Success – Malcolm Gladwell

Relentless – Dean Koontz

Lush Life – Richard Price

Road Dogs – Elmore Leonard

A Fraction of the Whole – Steve Tolz

The Scarecrow – Michael Connelly

Chasing Smoke – Bill Cameron

Wake – Robert Sawyer

Body Copy – Michael Craven

American Fascists – The Christian Right and the War on America – Chris Hedges

Fear the Worst – Linwood Barclay

The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein – Peter Ackroyd

9 Dragons – Michael Connelly

Rain Gods – James Lee Burke

The Highest Tide – Jim Lynch

I Don’t Believe in Atheists – Chris Hedges

The English Major - Jim Harrison

Total Books Read for 2009: 39