2022 Reading

 1. How to Write an Autobiographical Novel (Alexander Chee)

2. The Every (Dave Eggers)

3. In The Fall They Come Back (Robert Bausch)

4. An Index of Self-Destructive Acts (Christopher Beha)

5. The Silentiary (Antonio Di Benedetto)

6. Entangled Life (Merlin Sheldrake)

7. The Longing for Less: Living With Minimalism (Kyle Chayka)

8. Berlin (Graphic novel by Jason Lutes)

9. Gaudy Night (Dorothy Sayers)

9. Scattered All Over the Earth (Yoko Tawada)

10. Nobody is Talking About This (Patricia Lockwood)

11. Who is Maud Dixon? (Alexandra Andrews)

12. Klara and the Sun (Kazuo Ishiguru)

13. Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama (Bob Odenkirk)

14. The Music Shop (Rachel Joyce)

15. These Precious Days (Ann Patchett)

16. The Paper Palace (Miranda Cowley Heller)

17. Fight Night (Miriam Toews)

18. Mrs. Palfry at the Claremont (Elizabeth Taylor)

19. Cold Enough For Snow (Jessica Au)

20. Underworld (Don DeLillo)

21. My Dark Vanessa (Kate Elizabeth Russell)

22. Chess Story (Stefan Zweig)

23. Malibu Rising (Taylor Jenkins Reid)

24. French Exit (Patrick DeWitt)

25. Mrs. Caliban (Rachel Ingalls)

26. L'appart (David Lebovitz)

27. Under a White Sky (Elizabeth Kolbert)

28. Still Life (Louise Penny)

29. Crying in H Mart (Michelle Zauner)

30. The Psychology of Money (Morgan Housel)

31. Sea of Tranquility (Emily St. John Mandel)

32. American Seoul (Helena Rho)

33. Oona Out of Order (Margarita Montimore)

34. Wish You Were Here (Jodi Picoult)

35. How High We Go In the Dark (Sequioa Nagamatsu)

36. Piranesi (Susanna Clarke)

37. I'm Glad My Mom Died (Jenette McCurdy)

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