June reading

Just finished:

• First Person Singular, Haruki Murakami
• Ambit Pop
• The Little Black Book of Data and Democracy, Kyle Taylor
• Ministry for the Future, Kim Stanley Robinson
• The Illustrated History of Football, David Squires
• Ways of Seeing, John Berger <- course recommended reading
• Lunch Poems, Frank O’Hara <- course recommended reading
• Two Days in Yorkshire, Peter Cossins and Andrew Denton
• The Unaccompanied, Simon Armitage

On the go:

• Word Perfect, Susie Dent
• The Nanny State Made Me, Stuart Maconie
• Racing Hard, Willian Fotheringham
• Selected Poems, Tony Harrison
• A Taste for Death, PD James
• The Crucible, Arthur Miller
• The Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K Le Guin <- course recommended reading

Recently acquired but not started:

• The Blizzard 50
• The Artist and Writer’s Yearbook 2021 (a pressie – very kind indeed!)
• Why Women Will Save the Planet, Friends of the Earth and C40 Cities
• Rialto 96
• Tenth of December, George Saunders (Father’s Day pressie – thanks!) <- course recommended reading
• Too Much Happiness, Alice Munro (Father’s Day pressie – ta!) <- course recommended reading
• Other Stories and Other Stories, Ali Smith (Father’s Day pressie – merci!) <- course recommended reading
• The Birds & Other Stories, Daphne du Maurier (Father’s Day pressie – muchos gracias!) <- course recommended reading
• The Shropshire Lad, AE Housman
• The Misunderstanding and Caligula, Albert Camus
• Bar Mitzvah Boy and Other Television Plays, Jack Rosenthal
• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain
• The Invisible Man, HG Wells
• Hotel insomnia, Charles Simic