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If you scan the list below, you will see a wide range of fiction (I only read four non-fiction works) that can be more or less divided into three parts \u2013 well-known literary-ish novels I\u2019d never read (\u201cThe Lying Life of Adults,\u201d \u201cRabbit, Run,\u201d \u201cThe End of the Affair\u201d); newer popular works (\u201cSmall Mercies,\u201d \u201cCrook Manifesto\u201d); and audiobooks, which are exclusively crime, and mostly by Michael Connolly (background noise for the gym).
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As I have since the pandemic (remember that?) when I told myself to take more reading risks, I reveled in the discovery of writers who fall outside my previously narrow comfort zone, among them: Elena Ferrante, (more) Rachel Cusk), Rabih Alameddine (amazing), and Eudora Welty). Their work widened my world view and heartened my belief that in reading we can find the humanity that is too often hidden amid the atrocity and hatred of our times.
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I only dropped out of two books, of which the biggest disappointment was \u201cKairos\u201d by Jenny Erpenbeck, which I\u2019d looked forward to because I\u2019d loved her previous work, \u201cGo Went Gone.\u201d
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People ask about favorites, a list I find hard to delineate because my tastes vary so much. For me, reading is all all-you-can-eat buffet: who\u2019s to say if the mountain of mashed potatoes is better than the thick slabs of sliced roast beef or the gurgling vat of mac and cheese? Still, one must choose, so in lieu of favorites, I offer some of the books that most delighted or surprised me:\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Non-fiction:<\/strong> \u201cOn the Plain of Snakes: A Mexican Journey\u201d \u2013 Paul Theroux, a marvelously descriptive and insightful road trip by a septuagenarian explorer through our complex southern neighbor.
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Fiction (in no order):<\/strong> \u201cMy Monticello\u201d (a magnetic mirror on the world); \u201cThe Wrong End of the Telescope\u201d (phenomenal); \u201cSigns Preceding the End of the World\u201d (the bizarre realities of the US-Mexico borderlands); \u201cThe Swimmers\u201d (beautiful simplicity); \u201cThe Sentence\u201d (I hope to read all of Erdrich); \u201cSmall Mercies\u201d (powerful); \u201cThe Great Believers\u201d (so real); \u201cTrain Dreams\u201d (a tasty morsel); and \u201cAsk the Dust\u201d (more John Fante, please).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Finally, for me audiobooks<\/strong> are mostly filler, but one set of them made me realize I\u2019ve been overlooking one of the world\u2019s most popular authors: The \u201cMr. Mercedes\u201d series by Stephen King. Good writing, great storytelling. (The trilogy also includes \u201cFinders Keepers\u201d and \u201cEnd of Watch.\u201d
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The List, 2023:<\/strong>
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1.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The Feral Detective \u2013 Jonathan Lethem
2.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Hell of a Book \u2013 Jason Mott
3.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The Black Echo \u2013 Michael Connelly *
4.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Ill Will \u2013 Dan Chaon
5.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The Black Ice — Michael Connelly *
6.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 When the Killing\u2019s Done \u2013 T.C. Boyle
7.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Northern Spy \u2013 Flynn Berry
8.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The Concrete Blonde \u2013 Michael Connelly *
9.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Nightmare Alley \u2013 William Lindsay Gresham
10.\u00a0 The Last Coyote \u2013 Michael Connelly *
11.\u00a0 The Survivors \u2013 Jane Harper
12.\u00a0 Chances Are \u2026 \u2013 Richard Russo
13.\u00a0 Trust the Plan, The Rise of QAnon and the Conspiracy That Unhinged America \u2013 Will Sommer
14.\u00a0 My Monticello \u2013 Jocelyn Nicole Johnson
15.\u00a0 The Searcher \u2013 Tana French *
16.\u00a0 The Talented Mr. Ripley \u2013 Patricia Highsmith
17.\u00a0 Trunk Music \u2013 Michael Connelly *
18.\u00a0 On the Plain of Snakes: A Mexican Journey \u2013 Paul Theroux
19.\u00a0 The Poet \u2013 Michael Connelly *
20.\u00a0 The Wrong End of the Telescope \u2013 Rabih Alameddine
21.\u00a0 Signs Preceding the End of the World \u2013 Yuri Herrera
22.\u00a0 To Kill a Mockingbird \u2013 Harper Lee *
23.\u00a0 The Swimmers \u2013 Julie Otsuka
24.\u00a0 Since We Fell \u2013 Dennis Lehane
25.\u00a0 Angels Flight \u2013 Michael Connelly *
26.\u00a0 Telephone \u2013 Percival Everett
27.\u00a0 Ladydi (Spanish) \u2013 Jennifer Clement
28.\u00a0 Dead Lions (Slough House #2) \u2013 Mick Herron
29.\u00a0 A Darkness More than Night \u2013 Michael Connelly
30.\u00a0 Kudos \u2013 Rachel Cusk
31.\u00a0 The Children Act \u2013 Ian McEwan
32.\u00a0 Kindred \u2013 Octavia Butler
33.\u00a0 I Will Find You \u2013 Harlan Coben *
34.\u00a0 The End of the Affair \u2013 Graham Greene
35.\u00a0 City on Fire \u2013 Don Winslow *
36.\u00a0 City of Bones \u2013 Michael Connelly *
37.\u00a0 An Unnecessary Woman \u2013 Rabih Alameddine
38.\u00a0 The Big Sleep \u2013 Raymond Chandler *
39.\u00a0 The Sun Also Rises \u2013 Ernest Hemingway
40.\u00a0 Ask the Dust \u2013 John Fante
41.\u00a0 This Dark Road to Mercy \u2013 Wiley Cash
42.\u00a0 Lost Light \u2013 Michael Connelly *
43.\u00a0 Real Tigers (Slough House #3) \u2013 Mick Herron *
44.\u00a0 The Sentence \u2013 Louise Erdrich
45.\u00a0 Giant \u2013 Edna Ferber
46.\u00a0 Spook Street (Slough House #4) \u2013 Mick Herron *
47.\u00a0 Murder on the Red River \u2013 Marcie R. Rendon
48.\u00a0 The Narrows \u2013 Michael Connelly *
49.\u00a0 Empire of Wild \u2013 Cherie Dimaline
50.\u00a0 The Closers \u2013 Michael Connelly *
51.\u00a0 Small Mercies \u2013 Dennis Lehane
52.\u00a0 Crook Manifesto \u2013 Colson Whitehead
53.\u00a0 London Rules \u2013 Mick Herron *
54.\u00a0 Am I Alone Here \u2013 Peter Orner
55.\u00a0 Kairos \u2013 Jenny Erpenbeck **
56.\u00a0 The Optimist\u2019s Daughter \u2013 Eudora Welty
57.\u00a0 Parrot in the Oven \u2013 Victor Martinez
58.\u00a0 Joe Country \u2013 Mick Herron *
59.\u00a0 Mystic River \u2013 Dennis Lehane
60.\u00a0 The Lost Daughter \u2013 Elena Farrante
61.\u00a0 War Trash \u2013 Ha Jin
62.\u00a0 Echo Park \u2013 Michael Connelly *
63.\u00a0 No One Will See Me Cry \u2013 Cristina Rivera-Garza
64.\u00a0 Train Dreams \u2013 Denis Johnson
65.\u00a0 Their Eyes Were Watching God \u2013 Zora Neale Hurston
66.\u00a0 Mr. Mercedes \u2013 Stephen King *
67.\u00a0 The Lying Life of Adults \u2013 Elena Ferrante
68.\u00a0 Killers of the Flower Moon \u2013 David Grann *
69.\u00a0 The Dog of the South \u2013 Charles Portis
70.\u00a0 If I Survive You \u2013 Jonathan Escoffery
71.\u00a0 All the Sinners Bleed \u2013 S.A. Cosby
72.\u00a0 Finders Keepers \u2013 Stephen King *
73.\u00a0 Old God\u2019s Time \u2013 Sebastian Barry
74.\u00a0 Chain Gang All-Stars — Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
75.\u00a0 End of Watch \u2013 Stephen King *
76.\u00a0 Bluebird, Bluebird \u2013 Attica Locke
77.\u00a0 Fear is Just a Word \u2013 Azam Ahmed **
78.\u00a0 Among the Bros \u2013 Max Marshall
79.\u00a0 The Lincoln Lawyer \u2013 Michael Connelly *
80.\u00a0 A Line in the Sand \u2013 Kevin Power
81.\u00a0 The Lost Americans \u2013 Christopher Bollen
82.\u00a0 Rabbit, Run \u2013 John Updike
83.\u00a0 Heaven, My Home \u2013 Attica Locke
84.\u00a0 Slough House \u2013 Mick Herron *
85.\u00a0 The Power of the Dog \u2013 Don Winslow
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