Another great week of reading! I've been roaming in England with a whimsical private detective, reading the best science fiction stories of 2011, back in England with a police married couple who are investigating a bomb, off to Africa with early filmmakers, looking for a secret ancestor in France, Switzerland and the Alps, and revisiting a fifty-year mystery in St. Thomas. Some exciting new books have arrived:
1. Swing State, Michael Fournier, literary fiction, sent by author
2. Us, David Nicholls, literary fiction, sent for book tour
3. The Turning Season, Sharon Shinn, fantasy, sent by publisher
4. A World Elsewhere, Sigrid MacRae, memoir, sent by publisher
5. Olde School, Selah Janel, fantasy, sent for book tour
6. Last Train To Babylon, Charlee Fam, literary fiction, sent by publisher
7. The Drop, Dennis Lehane, mystery, sent by publisher
8. Never Mind Miss Fox, Olivia Glazebrook, mystery, sent by friend
9. Crooked River, Valerie Geary, mystery, sent by publisher
10. Murder 101, Faye Kellerman, mystery, sent by publisher
11. The French Executioner, C.C. Humphreys, historical fiction, sent for book tour
Here's what I'm currently reading:
1. Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of 2011, various, Kindle
2. Beautiful Ruins, Jess Walter, paperback
3. The Steady Running Of The Hour, Justin Go, hardback
4. The Flamethrowers, Rachel Kushner, Kindle Fire
5. The Fever, Megan Abbott, hardback
6. New York, Edward Rutherfurd, paperback
7. Africa!, Andrew Lewis Conn, hardback
8. A Penny For The Hangman, Tom Savage, Kindle Fire
9. The Death Box, J.A. Kerley, paperback
10. Dwell In Darkness, Deborah Crumbie, hardback
Happy Reading!
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