J.S.'s 2016 Reading List

[J.S.]

I have two carryovers from 2015, with which to begin the year:

1. Cabaret of Curiosities by Cardinal Cox - READ (January 2016)
2. The Book of Love & Loss (Anthology) - READ (January 2016)

The following are also burning a hole in my shelf:

3. Fade Street - READ (February 2016)
4. Claytown - READ (March 2016)
5. Adagios on Re - Adagios En Re - READ (April 2016)
6. Coming Into Leaf (Anthology) - READ (March 2016)

[Jen]

All new to me, J.S. Looking forward to your reviews, as always.

[J.S.]

Three books read and reviewed and it's only the start of February. I doubt that I'll be able to keep the pace up for the whole of the year, however.

[J.S.]

Ok - it's not yet the end of March and I've managed to review four books, which I hope is not too shabby.

All being well, Claytown, will be next up for review.

[Jen]

You're on track! Enjoying your reviews.

[J.S.]

Jen wrote: "You're on track! Enjoying your reviews."

Thank you :-)

[J.S.]

My reading list for 2016 continues:

7. Loop of Jade - READ (April 2016)
8. Rake - READ (May/June 2016)
9. Voices from Stone and Bronze - READ (May/June 2016)
10. Mean Time - READ (July 2016)
11. Fables From The Fantasy Fayre by Cardinal Cox - READ (July/August 2016)
12. Rattle Poetry Magazine, Spring 2016 - READ (August/September 2016)

[J.S.]

More books planned for 2016 (best intentions and all that):
13. Falling Awake - READ (September/October)
14.No Map Could Show Them - READ (November/December)
15. Mercurial - READ (October/November)
16. Ship of the Line - READ (December)

And that, as they say, is a wrap for 2016.

[J.S.]

I suspect 16 titles is going to be my limit this year, but we shall see. 2016 is not done yet.

[Jen]

16 is most excellent, J.S. Woot!

[J.S.]

Jen wrote: "16 is most excellent, J.S. Woot!"

:-)

[J.S.]

It's 16 for 2016 and very interesting the 16 were too.