Book 805: The Prophets – Robert Jones, Jr.
This was a stunning debut novel. Jones (re)created a world that draws you in and takes you on an emotional
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Race
Book 797: My Drowning – Jim Grimsley
Jim Grimsley is probably one of the most depressing writers I’ve ever read, and yet I keep going back to
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Book 790: The God of Small Things – Arundhati Roy
OMG ya’ll, clearly, I should be judging the next Booker Prize. First Wolf Hall and now this, I get why
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Book 761: Mediocre – Ijeoma Oluo
As soon as I heard that Oluo was releasing another book I immediately sought out a copy. I couldn’t wait
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Book 733: So You Want to Talk About Race – Ijeoma Oluo
Like everyone else, but mostly the white people, in America should be doing, I’ve taken some time over the past
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Book 664: The Cost-Benefit Revolution – Cass R. Sunstein
What. A. Doozie. Seriously, why do I decide to read the densest books EVER at the holidays and the beginning
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Book 639: The Music of What Happens – Bill Konigsberg
No matter how many of these I read I’m always going to ask where these were when I was in
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Book 548: The Waste Lands (The Dark Tower #3) – Stephen King
I am now, with a lot of stretching of my imagination and film maker interpretation, starting to see where they
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Book 537: The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower #2) – Stephen King
I’m starting to see why people really like this series. I’m only two books in now (with pretty big gaps
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