Books read in March of 2020:
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"The Magician" (Christopher Zeischegg) 3-1-20
"The Nurses at Eris Hospital" (Gea Philes + Simon Morris) 3-5-20
"The Metapheromenoi" (Brendan Connell) 3-7-20
"Stand on Zanzibar" (John Brunner) 3-10-20
"The Snuggly Satyricon" (Various; edited by Brian Stableford) 3-21-20
"Spring Snow" (Yukio Mishima) 3-28-20
"Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" (Jack Weatherford) 3-31-20-
2020 Reading List Total:
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1. "Beauty and Sadness" (Yasunari Kawabata) 1-8-20
2. "Egyptian Mythology" (Geraldine Pinch) 1-15-20
3. "The Last Crusade" (Jean-Louis Costes) 1-24-20
4. "Writings from Ancient Egypt" (edited by Toby Wilkinson) 1-25-20
5. "If Beale Street Could Talk" (James Baldwin) 1-27-20
6. "The Egyptian Book of the Dead: The Complete Papyrus of Ani: Twentieth Anniversary Edition" (Unknown) 2-9-20
7. "Cleopatra: A Life" (Stacy Schiff) 2-10-20
8. "Pyramid" (David Macaulay) 2-11-20
9. "Hiccups in Paradise: the Fiction of Justin Isis and Alienation" (Colby Smith) 2-19-20
10. "Neo-Decadent Manifesto of Interpersonal Relationships" (Justin Isis) 2-20-20
11. "What Makes the Wave Break?" (Toadhouse) 2-20-20
12. "Sentimental Doubts" (Teresa Wilms Montt) 2-22-20
13. "Desire for a Holy War" (Simon Morris) 2-25-20
14. "Hauntings" (Édouard Dujardin) 2-25-20
15. "Invisibility: A Manifesto" (Audrey Szasz) 2-27-20
16. "When a Girl Loves a Girl" (Jeremy Reed) 2-29-20
17. "The Magician" (Christopher Zeischegg) 3-1-20
18. "The Nurses at Eris Hospital" (Gea Philes + Simon Morris) 3-5-20
19. "The Metapheromenoi" (Brendan Connell) 3-7-20
20. "Stand on Zanzibar" (John Brunner) 3-10-20
21. "The Snuggly Satyricon" (Various; edited by Brian Stableford) 3-21-20
22. "Spring Snow" (Yukio Mishima) 3-28-20
23. "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" (Jack Weatherford) 3-31-20
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*= book I have read at least once in the past
+= book I have read before, but not this reprint/edition/translation
Currently Reading:
"Aye, and Gomorrah and Other Stories" (Samuel R. Delany)
""Everyday Life of the Aztecs" (Warwick Bray)
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