2020 Books

I was going to post a new post for every book I read this year, but then I got behind and realized that I didn’t have a lot to say about all of them, so here we are. The main point for me was always to just have a record and see how many books I could read in a year, so here’s a summary for the year so far.

05/05/20 edit: I’m modifying this from a one time update to a list I will add to as the year progresses, just so I have them all in one place. Maybe I’ve always been this way or maybe it is age, but I notice that I’ll forget reading a book or watching a movie, etc, but if I see the title, on, say, a list like the one below, I can usually recall it and how it made me feel. I just can’t internally catalog it. So here we are.

Date CompletedTitleAuthor
01/04/2020Wilder GirlsRory Power
01/05/2020Killers of the Flower MoonDavid Grann
01/09/2020AftermathChuck Wendig
01/14/2020Deep Down DarkHector Tobar
01/27/2020Aftermath Life DebtChuck Wendig
01/31/2020Still LifeLouise Penny
02/06/2020Children of Blood and BoneTomi Adeyemi
02/15/2020Song of KaliDan Simmons
02/18/2020The American PlagueMolly Caldwell Crosby
02/21/2020How Do We LookMary Beard
03/04/2020A Murder is AnnouncedAgatha Christie
03/12/2020Miss Marple: The Complete Short StoriesAgatha Christie
03/18/2020The Collected SchizophreniasEsmé Weijun Wang
03/24/2020The Future of Another TimelineAnnalee Newitz
03/31/2020The Center Cannot HoldElyn R. Saks
04/09/2020A Fatal GraceLouise Penny
04/17/2020The Library BookSusan Orlean
05/04/2020The Cruelest MonthLouise Penny
05/08/2020SeveranceLing Ma
05/30/2020Gideon the NinthTamsin Muir
06/04/2020Lovecraft CountryMatt Ruff
08/17/2020MatterIain M. Banks
09/15/2020Slaughterhouse-FiveKurt Vonnegut
09/23/2020ExhalationTed Chiang
10/24/2020The Memory PoliceYoko Ogawa
12/07/2020This Is How You Lose The Time WarAmal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone 
12/14/2020Snow John Banville
12/23/2020The HoleHiroko Oyamada
28 books total.

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4 Responses to 2020 Books

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  2. Carolyn McGinty says:

    Agatha Christie?

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