A further two are the first novels by established foreign authors to be translated into English. Of those, eight are 2011 debut novels for the authors in question. By the end of this reading year, I will have read 62 books, which is my best year “since records began” (my current read, Stephen King’s 11.22.63 is likely to take me the rest of the week to complete). My reading year runs from Christmas Day to Christmas Eve, because I like to have the decks cleared in time to enjoy the influx of new books that Christmas typically brings for the avid reader. If you have checked out my newly-added Reading List section, you will know that I have been recording everything I’ve read since 2003.
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RT HodderBooks: We are thrilled to share this video of StephenKing reading an extract from his new book, Fairy Tale.įollow Tag Cloud alison littlewood angela slatter Atlantic Books australia Berlin borough press cara hunter carrie carrieat40 child abduction competition corvus crime Daniel Polansky dark tower david lagercrantz Doubleday drugs extract family fantasy Florida france ghosts Gollancz guest post Hard Case Crime harpercollins harper voyager harvill secker headline Head of Zeus Hitler hodder hodder & stoughton hodderscape review project holocaust horror influences Interview Ireland James Ellroy james smythe jamie bulloch joe hill jo fletcher books John Connolly jonathan cape justin cronin kevin sampson kidnapping London Los Angeles MacLehose Press Macmillan magic malcolm mackay mantle matthew blakstad Michael Marshall Michael Marshall Smith murder Neal Stephenson Neil Gaiman new york no exit press noir orenda books Orion orion books oxford Pan MacMillan paris penguin picador pierre lemaitre politics post-apocalypse psychological thriller Quercus raven books Raymond Chandler religion Sanctus sarah pinborough serial killer Simon & Schuster Simon Toyne stephen king Stuart Neville the passage the shining the twelve thriller Time Travel Tim Lebbon Titan Books unsung stories war weidenfeld & nicholsonĪs the end of the year approaches, I have decided to break from the straightforward review posts that have populated Reader Dad to date, to do a brief round-up of the year’s reading, including my Top 10 of 2011 and my Most Disappointing of 2011. Today I’ve been captured and interrogated by the First Order, piloted the Millennium Falcon and built my own lights… /i/web/status/1… 3 days ago My #FridayReads this week (when I finally come down from the experience of flying the Millennium Falcon) will have… /i/web/status/1… 3 days ago On page 266 of 384 of Dark Music, by David Lagercrantz /user_status/sh… 1 day ago Good job BevVincent The book also ha… 1 day ago RT LiljasLibrary: This book is a short but interesting read! The kind of thing I wish I had written. THE BALLAD OF PERILOUS GRAVES by Alex Jennings.
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