I know, this took far too long, and it's not even as complete as promised. I will endeavour to put some context around each of these books in the coming days, but at the very least I owed it to my readers to get something other than a recipe up here. (Still, go back and get that swordfish recipe - it really was that delicious!)
At any rate, here is the initial batch of books for your Summer Reading consideration:
Enjoy!
At any rate, here is the initial batch of books for your Summer Reading consideration:
- A Canticle for Leibowitz - Walter M. Miller, Jr.
- A Rune With A View - Charlie van Becelaere
- All Hallows Eve - Charles Williams
- An Adventure With Guerrillas - Ethelbirt Crouse (non-fiction)
- Animal Farm - George Orwell
- Blue Like Jazz - Donald Miller (non-fiction)
- Bytes Akimbo - Cybersleuth - Charlie van Becelaere
- Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout - Patrick Albert Moore (non-fiction)
- Darkness at Noon - Arthur Koestler
- Descent into Hell - Charles Williams
- Doc Sidhe - Aaron Allston
- Many Dimensions - Charles Williams
- On the Road - Jack Kerouac
- Shadows of Ecstasy - Charles Williams
- That Hideous Strength - C.S. Lewis
- The Abolition of Man - C.S. Lewis (non-fiction)
- The City and the City - China Miéville
- The Firebird Trilogy - Kathy Tyers (Firebird, Fusion Fire, Crown of Fire)
- The Golden Man - Philip K. Dick (a collection of short stories)
- The Greater Trumps - Charles Williams
- The Moon is a Harsh Mistress - Robert A. Heinlein
- The Müller-Fokker Effect - John Sladek
- The Place of the Lion - Charles Williams
- The Soil is Dead - Mitch Rycus
- The Unheavenly City, Revisited - Edward Banfield (non-fiction)
- The Year of Living Biblically - AJ Jacobs (non-fiction)
- Tuck Everlasting - Natalie Babbitt
- Turn Right at Machu Picchu - Mark Adams (non-fiction)
- War in Heaven - Charles Williams
Enjoy!
1 comment:
I can honestly say I've read none of these. Yikes! I'm supposed to be an English major. Time to hit the library (more likely, my Nook). Thanks for the suggestions, Charlie!
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