Books Read 2010
How late is this list?!
Elfriede Jelinek - Wonderful, Wonderful Times
Alison Bechdel - Fun Home
Charlotte Perkins Gilman - The Yellow Wallpaper and Other Stories
Carolyn Steedman - Landscape for a Good Woman
Iris Murdoch - The Bell
Brian O’Malley - Lost at Sea
Anais Nin - Collages
Alice Sebold - The Lovely Bones
Jennifer Donnelly - A Gathering Light
Jeffrey Brown - Bighead
Anais Nin - Delta of Venus
Gunter Grass - The Tin Drum
Anais Nin - Little Birds
Charlotte Perkins Gilman - Herland
Albert Camus - The Plague
Colette - Claudine at School
Colette - Claudine in Paris
Colette - Claudine Married
Colette - Claudine and Annie
Alice Sebold - Lucky
Hanif Kureshi - The Body and Other Stories
Zoe Heller - Notes on a Scandal
Jeanette Winterson - Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit
Virginia Woolf - A Room of One’s Own
Susan Sontag - Aids as Metaphor
The Little Prince
Alfred(bert?) Schnitzler - Dream Story
Iris Murdoch - The Italian Girl
Madeleine is Sleeping
Ira Levin - The Stepford Wives
Ira Levin - Rosemary’s Baby
Chuck Palahniuk - Diary
John Fowles - The Collector
Simone De Beauvoir - Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter
Haruki Murakami - After Dark
Posey Simmonds - Gemma Bovery
Jeanette Winterson - Tanglewreck
Alice Sebold - The Almost Moon
Jenn Ashworth - A Kind of Intimacy
Colette - Cheri
Colette - The Last of Cheri
Jacqueline Susann - Valley of the Dolls
Angela Carter - Nights at the Circus
Jean Cocteau - The White Paper
Jacqueline Susan - Once is Not Enough
Donna Tartt - The Secret History
Amy Spencer - Lo-Fi: The Rise of DIY Culture
Virginie Despentes - King Kong Theory
Tove Jansson - Fair Play
Gilbert Adair - The Dreamers
Marjane Sartapi - Persepolis
Valerie Maison-John - Borrowed Body
Brazen Femme (eds.)
I am not sure my unread books: read books ratio on my bookshelf has changed all that much though. Oh dear. I made a resolution last year to read a book a week, and I did! Mainly on commutes, but I have to say, committing to reading really made me regain my love for fiction. Academic work sucked a lot of book love out of me, but since I finished my MA, I'm rediscovering reading again. This year I'm hoping for 60 (though only six so far, oh dear!)!
Elfriede Jelinek - Wonderful, Wonderful Times
Alison Bechdel - Fun Home
Charlotte Perkins Gilman - The Yellow Wallpaper and Other Stories
Carolyn Steedman - Landscape for a Good Woman
Iris Murdoch - The Bell
Brian O’Malley - Lost at Sea
Anais Nin - Collages
Alice Sebold - The Lovely Bones
Jennifer Donnelly - A Gathering Light
Jeffrey Brown - Bighead
Anais Nin - Delta of Venus
Gunter Grass - The Tin Drum
Anais Nin - Little Birds
Charlotte Perkins Gilman - Herland
Albert Camus - The Plague
Colette - Claudine at School
Colette - Claudine in Paris
Colette - Claudine Married
Colette - Claudine and Annie
Alice Sebold - Lucky
Hanif Kureshi - The Body and Other Stories
Zoe Heller - Notes on a Scandal
Jeanette Winterson - Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit
Virginia Woolf - A Room of One’s Own
Susan Sontag - Aids as Metaphor
The Little Prince
Alfred(bert?) Schnitzler - Dream Story
Iris Murdoch - The Italian Girl
Madeleine is Sleeping
Ira Levin - The Stepford Wives
Ira Levin - Rosemary’s Baby
Chuck Palahniuk - Diary
John Fowles - The Collector
Simone De Beauvoir - Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter
Haruki Murakami - After Dark
Posey Simmonds - Gemma Bovery
Jeanette Winterson - Tanglewreck
Alice Sebold - The Almost Moon
Jenn Ashworth - A Kind of Intimacy
Colette - Cheri
Colette - The Last of Cheri
Jacqueline Susann - Valley of the Dolls
Angela Carter - Nights at the Circus
Jean Cocteau - The White Paper
Jacqueline Susan - Once is Not Enough
Donna Tartt - The Secret History
Amy Spencer - Lo-Fi: The Rise of DIY Culture
Virginie Despentes - King Kong Theory
Tove Jansson - Fair Play
Gilbert Adair - The Dreamers
Marjane Sartapi - Persepolis
Valerie Maison-John - Borrowed Body
Brazen Femme (eds.)
I am not sure my unread books: read books ratio on my bookshelf has changed all that much though. Oh dear. I made a resolution last year to read a book a week, and I did! Mainly on commutes, but I have to say, committing to reading really made me regain my love for fiction. Academic work sucked a lot of book love out of me, but since I finished my MA, I'm rediscovering reading again. This year I'm hoping for 60 (though only six so far, oh dear!)!