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Here’s a snapshot of my reading in January. It was largely white and Western with a 50\/50 split between female and male authors. Since I plan ahead, I know the list gets more diverse in coming months. But tracking reading this way can help make sure I don’t just read cozy mysteries by nice white ladies.<\/p>\n
The full list is at the bottom along with links to reviews. My goal is to review every book I read this year. I’ll post all of them to the book’s page at LibraryThing along with my thread there. Some I’ll post here as well, either through reflective essays or reading roundups.<\/p>\n
Number of Books: 10
\nNumber of Pages: 3,183<\/p>\n
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The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ<\/a> by Philip Pullman I reviewed the first five books here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Big Burn<\/a> by Timothy Egan I also read Book 1 of John McPhee’s Annals of the Former World<\/a> and reviewed it here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here’s a snapshot of my reading in January. It was largely white and Western with a 50\/50 split between female and male authors. Since I plan ahead, I know the list gets more diverse in coming months. But tracking reading this way can help make sure I don’t just read cozy mysteries by nice white … Continue reading January Reading Statistics and Reviews<\/span>
\nBeekeeper’s Apprentice<\/a> by Laurie R. King
\nNightwoods<\/a> by Charles Frazier
\nOne Good Deed<\/a> by David Baldacci
\nAmong Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya<\/a> by Jamaica Kincaid<\/p>\n
\nMidnight in Siberia<\/a> by David Greene (Review<\/a>)
\nThe Man Who Loved Books Too Much<\/a> by Allison Hoover Bartlett
\nThe Women of the Copper Country<\/a> by Mary Doria Russell (Review<\/a>)
\nEvil Under the Sun<\/a> by Agatha Christie<\/p>\n