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Book List, 2009
May. 8th, 2009 11:36 pmThe goal is, roughly, 3 books a month for the next 33 months. Here, I'll record 2009's reading list and, because I'm curious, my page count.
January
( 3998 pages (Av: 133.3/day) )
February
( 2247 pages (Av. 80.25/day) )
March
( 730 pages (Av 23.7/day) )
April
( 1803 pages (Av 60.1/day) )
May
23. Dracula, by Bram Stoker. Finished 5/8. (366)
Borrowed this from Tod to read on the flight home. Very, very solid character writing.
24. Mary's Voyage, by Mary Caldwell. Finished 5/11. (259)
Mixed feelings about this one. She portrays the ocean crossing as violent and stormy, but she also seems to have been seasick the entire time. For six years. Unreliable reminiscences.
25. Nautical Emergencies, by Tony Meisel. Finished 5/17. (142)
Good little handbook of very important details. How to deal with a dismasting in particular.
Total to date: 9555 pages (Av: 69.7/day)
January
( 3998 pages (Av: 133.3/day) )
February
( 2247 pages (Av. 80.25/day) )
March
( 730 pages (Av 23.7/day) )
April
( 1803 pages (Av 60.1/day) )
May
23. Dracula, by Bram Stoker. Finished 5/8. (366)
Borrowed this from Tod to read on the flight home. Very, very solid character writing.
24. Mary's Voyage, by Mary Caldwell. Finished 5/11. (259)
Mixed feelings about this one. She portrays the ocean crossing as violent and stormy, but she also seems to have been seasick the entire time. For six years. Unreliable reminiscences.
25. Nautical Emergencies, by Tony Meisel. Finished 5/17. (142)
Good little handbook of very important details. How to deal with a dismasting in particular.
Total to date: 9555 pages (Av: 69.7/day)
