A Book A Month
I used to read books regularly, but in 2015 I realized that my reading frequency had decreased to one or perhaps two books a year. Since reading is good exercise for the old nugget, I decided to try to read a book every month. And that’s what I’ve (mostly) done.
Below is my reading list. Two Three Four rules apply:
- If a book is boring, I can throw it away unfinished at any time and never pick it up again.
- If a more interesting book appears on my radar, any of the books in the list can be replaced.
- It’s certainly allowed to read more than one book each month.
- I know my limitations, so if a book takes more than a month to finish, so be it.
2018
- November: Phoenix Point: The Briefing #4 by Allen Stroud, Jonas Kyratzes
- October: The Making of Prince of Persia by Jordan Mechner
- September: Angles of Attack by Marko Kloos
- August: The Making of Karateka. by Jordan Mechner
- July: Lines of Departure by Marko Kloos
- June: Stay Awhile and Listen: Book I by David L. Craddock
- May: Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King
- April: Terms of Enlistment by Marko Kloos
- March: God Emperor of Dune by Frank Herbert
- February: Phoenix Point: The Briefing #3 by Allen Stroud, Jonas Kyratzes