What I read: 1991
What do you care what I read in 1991? Nothing, of course, but I do. As I get older (I was 20 in 1983 when I started keeping track of the books I read) I find myself more and more in the position of looking at a stack of books on my shelves by, say, Cornell Woolrich and they all have the word "Black" in the title. I know I've read a couple but I can't remember which ones. Fortunately, I've been maintaining a little list in a little brown book since April 1983 of all the books I've read (or at least attempted). By putting this list here it will be searchable. I may ultimately put at least some of it in something like LibraryThing, but for now I'll be putting it here. The advantage is that the blog is quick and dirty, without a lot of effort per entry. The books are in the order I read them.
By way of adding some value to the list, I'll italicize any work that I remember as being particularly wonderful.
- American vampires by Norine Dresser
- Carrion comfort by Dan Simmons
- Bone by George C. Chesbro
- Grass by Sheri S. Tepper
- That's not all folks by Mel Blanc
- Vespers by Ed McBain
- Strange invasion by Michael Kandel
- The ascension factor by Michael Bishop
- Software conflict by Robert Glass
- The cipher by Kathe Koja
- Prime directive by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
- The dark half by Stephen King
- The thief of time by Tony Hillerman
- Cutter by Edward Bryant
- Yellow fog by Les Daniels
- A fire in the sun by George Alec Effinger
- Xolotl by Robert Sheckley
- The game by Ken Dryden
- Poodle springs by Raymond Chandler and Robert B. Parker
- The SFWA handbook edited by Kristine Kathryn Rusch & Dean Wesley Smith
- Rules of prey by John Sanford
- Flag full of stars by Brad Ferguson
- The killer inside me by Jim Thompson
- Stardust by Robert B. Parker
- The fifth profession by David Morrell
- Songs from the starts by Norman Spinrad
- Deadlines by John Skipp and Craig Spector
- Polar city blues by Katherine Kerr
- Esse hominid by Esther Friesner
- Gauntlet edited by Barry Hoffmann
- Sunglasses after dark by Nancy A. Collins
- Vendetta by Peter David
- The girl who fell from the sky by Kate Wilhelm
- A case of mistaken identity by L. Timmel Duchamp
- Black cherry blues by James Lee Burke
- Good news from outer space by John Kessel
- Lords of the line by David Cruise & Alison Griffiths
- Murder can be fun by Frederic Brown
- The city, not long after by Pat Murphy
- Wizardry & wild romance by Michael Moorcock
- Hard candy by Andrew Vachss
- Mark of the werewolf by Jeffrey Sackett
- Only begotten daughter by James Morrow
- Dinosaurs by Walter Jon Williams
- The mythical man month by Fred L. Brooks
- Slob by Rex Miller
- Myth-nomers and Impervections by Robert Asprin
- The further adventures of the Joker edited by Martin H. Greenberg
- What might have been VII edited by Gregory Benford and Martin H. Greenberg
- Batman: Captured by the Engines by Joe R. Lansdale
- My enemy, my ally by Diane Duane
- Homegoing by Frederik Pohl
- A morning for flamingoes by James Lee Burke
- A burden of proof by Scott Turow
- Obsession by Rick Reed
- Sunday best by Edward O. Phillips
- The quickening by Michael Bishop
- City of truth by James Morrow
- Pacific edge by Kim Stanley Robinson
- Under the yoke by S.M. Stirling
- The will to swing by Gene Lees
- Wyrd sisters by Terry Pratchett
- The left hand of darkness by Ursula K. LeGuin
- The Romulan way by Diane Duane & Peter Morwood
- Dark matter by Garfield Reeves-Stevens
- Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi by Rob MacGregor
- Russian spring by Norman Spinrad
- No enemy but time by Michael Bishop
- Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
- Q-in-law by Peter David
- Killer on the road by James Ellroy
- Four past midnight by Stephen King
- Man-Kzin wars IV by Donald Kingsbury, Greg Bear and S.M. Stirling
- Books of blood V by Clive Barker
- Green eyes by Lucius Shepard
- Night by Alan Rodgers
- Jurassic park by Michael Crichton
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