A few books I have read. Check them out. There might be something you find interesting.

2026

We The Animals – by Justin Torres

The Price of Cookies – by Finnian Burnett

The Ice Dragon – by George R. R. Martin

Waiting for Lulu At Wuthering Heights – by Andy Houston

Of Mice And Men – by John Steinbeck

On Tyranny – by Timothy Snyder

Man’s Search for Meaning – by Viktor Frankl

Ask the Dust – by John Fante

Post Office – by Charles Bukowski

A Short Stay in Hell – by Steven L. Peck

2025

James Chalk, Fair Buyer of Lightning or, Peace is a Pile of Mint – by Tim Demoss

Doing the Work is Enough – by F.C. Shultz

For Love of the Game – by Michael Shaara

84, Charing Cross Road – by Helene Hanff

Nothing But the Rain – by Naomi Salman

Story Made Simple – by Brandon McNulty

Train Dreams – by Denis Johnson

Brave New World & Brave New World Revisited – by Aldous Huxley

The Blue Fox – by Sjón

Address Unknown – by Katherine Kressman Taylor

The Epic of Gilgamesh – translated by Herbert Mason

The Death of Ivan Ilych – by Leo Tolstoy

Sing To It – by Amy Hempl

The Wood At Midwinter – by Susanna Clarke

Even Though I Knew The End – by CL Polk

The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil – by George Saunders

Recitatif – by Toni Morrison

Write, Edit, Publish – by Michael J. Totten

Grief is a Thing with Feathers – by Max Porter

Redhead by the Side of the Road – by Anne Tyler

The Midnight Library – by Matt Haig

2024

Foster – by Claire Keegan

Small Things Like These – by Claire Keegan

Cold West – by Clayton Snyder

Gold Fury – by Kieren Westwood

The Most Precious of Cargoes – by Jean-Claude Grumberg

The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain – by Sofia Samatar

Thornhedge – by T. Kingfisher

How To Write A Howling Good Story – by Wulf Moon

Goodbye, Mr. Chips – by James Hilton

The Bear – by Andrew Krivak

2023

And What Can We Offer You Tonight – by Premee Mohamed

Binti – by Nnedi Okorafor

The Running of the Tyrannosaurs – by Stant Litore

Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption – by Stephen King