What are you reading 2019?

[Ultralight]

I am just about finished with Animal Liberation by Peter Singer (the second edition). It has been a grueling, boring, sleep-inducing read, though informative!

I will be glad to be done with it and dig into a novella!

[Yppej]

Costco has a generic/store brand equivalent that is pretty reasonable.

Fortunately I don't have allergies, so I meant if I needed expensive prescription meds in general.

[NewGig]

I’ve been reading Carol Deppe’s books, going back and forth in no particular order.

Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties
The Resilient Gardner
The Tao of Vegetable Gardening

[LDAHL]

Part way through “The Conservative Sensibility” by Gary Wills. Either I’m changing or he is, but I’ve come to appreciate his work more in recent years. I may need to go back to his earlier work when I finish this. Anyone else had the experience of growing into a writer you didn’t appreciate earlier?

[catherine]

Anyone else had the experience of growing into a writer you didn’t appreciate earlier?

I feel like I read a lot more when I was younger, unfortunately. I have to get back to reading more. I've read one of Garry Wills' books--Why I Am A Catholic, but I feel that, if I still am Catholic in my heart, I'm still more in the Catholic "Christian anarchy" camp of Dorothy Day, and I think Wills does not quite fit that brand of Catholicism.

In terms of writers, I am reading The Brothers Karamazov, which is great, so I guess you could say I now appreciate Dostoyevsky.

[iris lilies]

Iris Lilies, that's a good genre, I was just hankering to reread the Group.

If that is your genre, check out Kate Walbert's His Favorites. Really good.

I finished His Favorites. It was a good and a fast read!

[Tybee]

Nice! I just read The Perfect Wife by JP Delaney. It was fun and raised some interesting questions, but the end was confusing.

[Ultralight]

I am reading Post Office by Charles Bukowski. It is pretty good, funny, a bit heart wrenching too.

This is a warm-up for my Year of the Novella 2020. I plan to read a whole bunch of novellas and novelettes throughout 2020.

[Yppej]

Crazy: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness

[frugal-one]

I am reading Post Office by Charles Bukowski. It is pretty good, funny, a bit heart wrenching too.

This is a warm-up for my Year of the Novella 2020. I plan to read a whole bunch of novellas and novelettes throughout 2020.

Interesting. What list are you using to find them?