Reading List

 Birthday present from Kim. I am slightly apprehensive about this - as it is a "classic" sci-fi, with all the baggage that that normally entails.

 Kim got this book for Christmas (or perhaps I did) from Mark and reckons it is their favorite book

The second "Book of Dust", this one set after the events of "His Dark Materials". I'm very excited to read this.

Recommended (with caveats) by Kim. A mindfulness guide.

 Birthday present from Kim.

The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman 

The Subtle Knife, by Philip Pullman. Re-reading this, in preparation for reading the second Book of Dust

Paradise Rot by Jenny Hval. I picked this up at the mushroom exhibition at Somerset House.

By Andrea Lawlor. Leant to me by Ula.

The Book of Dust Volume 1: La Belle Sauvage by Philip Pullman

The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin. I am very excited to be reading such an influential sci-fi author that I had so far missed out on. Belated present from David.

Vicious by ..

By Paul Flynn Another birthday present from Kim. 

By Jackson Ford A birthday present from my parents.

By Joanna Russ. (Picture missing) Almost as an antidote to Cryptonomicon - a book bursting with feminist energy. A birthday present from Kim that I can't wait to get stuck into.

By Neal Stephenson. I've been meaning to read something by this author. I heard Snow Crash is very good, but this was what was available the library!

By By Mike Berners-Lee (who is in fact the brother of Tim Berners-Lee, best known for inventing the internet). I am a bit late in posting this (so back dating it), but I was very excited to start reading this (spoiler alert: it does not disappoint).

By Greg Egan. Making up for a lack of fiction I've read recently with one of my favourite sci-fi authors.

By Josh Cohen Christmas present from Mark.

By Mike McCormack. I got this for Christmas last year and only just getting round to starting it...