BookDoc16: ROOTing Again!

Here we go for a new year, fellow ROOTers! As usual, if I reread an old favorite, I'll mark it with an *. Happy digging in your TBR pile to all of you!

The Way to Rainy Mountain - N. Scott Momaday
The Dog Who Knew Too Much - Spencer Quinn
Howling Mad - Peter David
The Texas-Israeli War - Jake Saunders & Howard Waldrop
The World's Best 100 Short Stories Vol. 3: Mysteries - Grant M. Overton (ed.)
Theodore Rex - Edmund Morris
Tokyo on Foot - Florent Chavouet
The Mysteries - Lisa Tuttle
Midnight Cowboy - James Leo Herlihy
Gold Star - Zach Hughes
Partners in Wonder - Harlan Ellison, et. al.
The October List - Jeffrey Deaver
The Confidential Agent - Graham Greene

Welcome back and have a great reading year!

Happy ROOTing!

Welcome back! Happy reading!

Welcome back, BDoc! Happy ROOTing.

Thanks to all of you, and enjoy your ROOTing this year, too! And BTW, I've added you all to my "Connections" list, as we share anywhere from 800-over 200 books in common. Hope you don't mind!

I do that too. So I don't mind.

Haven't updated since early January, so here's the latest:

Theodore Rex - Edmund Morris
Tokyo on Foot - Florent Chavouet
The Mysteries - Lisa Tuttle
Midnight Cowboy - James Leo Herlihy
Gold Star - Zach Hughes

The October List - Jeffrey Deaver
Partners in Wonder - Harlan Ellison, et. al.

The Case of the Waylaid Wolf - Erle Stanley Gardner
The Last Unicorn (graphic novel) - Peter S. Beagle & Renae DeLiz
The Confidential Agent - Graham Greene

Lord Chondos' Ride - Paul Edwin Zimmer
A Pirate Looks at Fifty - Jimmy Buffett
The Mephisto Waltz - Fred Mustard Stewart

The New Annotated Dracula - Bram Stoker & Leslie S. Klinger
The Killer Inside Me - Jim Thompson
Earthman's Burden - Poul Anderson & Gordon R. Dickson

How are you doing, BDoc? I hope you are al right?!

Just fine, thanks; and yourself? Staying mostly at home w/ my wife, doing a lot of reading, cooking, baking, & movie watching, and finishing up the 3rd novel in the series I'm co-writing w/ an old friend. Hope you & everyone around you is equally well!

The Case of the Sulky Girl - Erle Stanley Gardner
Bless Me, Ultima - Rudolfo Anaya

Yes, we are doing fine. Since I retired in July 2019 I have been home a lot. So nothing much changed for me. I miss the freedom to go wherever whenever I want too.

The Wandering Fire - Guy Gavriel Kay
The Red Right Hand - Joel Townsley Rogers

Shakespeare for Squirrels - Christopher Moore
The Inferno - Dante Alighieri, H. W. Longfellow (translator)
The Cremation of Sam McGee and Other Poems - Robert W. Service
Brighton Rock - Graham Greene

>18 BookDoc16: I had to smile reading the first title.

You'd get even more laughs reading the book -- or ANY of Mr. Moore's novels!

The Case of the Borrowed Brunette - Erle Stanley Gardner
Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America - Ibram X. Kendi
The Killing Ground - Elleston Trevor
Guns, Germs and Steel - Jared Diamond
The Case of the Careless Kitten - Erle Stanley Gardner
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Other Stories - Washington Irving

Naked Lunch - William S. Burroughs
Kipling: A Selection of His Stories and Poems, Vol. II* - John Beecroft, ed.
The Haunted Lady - Mary Roberts Rinehart

Benediction - Kent Haruf
A Fistful of Collars - Spencer Quinn
Unfamiliar Fishes - Sarah Vowell
Ahmed and the Oblivion Machines - Ray Bradbury

So You Want to Talk About Race - Ijeoma Oluo
Gladiator-at-Law - Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth
The Quick Red Fox* - John D. MacDonald

Everything We Had: An Oral History of the Vietnam War - Joe Santoli
City of Glass - Paul Auster
Billions and Billions - Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan

The Midwich Cuckoos - John Wyndham
Argosy: The Short Story Magazine, June 1960 - Various, incl. Bradbury, Leyland, Richter
Who Knocks? - August Derleth, ed.

Happy holidays from the Netherlands.

Spacepaw - Gordon R. Dickson
Ice Station Zebra - Alistair MacLean
A Christmas Carol: Being a Ghost Story of Christmas - Charles Dickens

>28 BookDoc16: Ooh, a good batch of books there! Haven't read Spacepaw, but the other two were great.