I’m trying to be a bit more mindful of how much I’m reading books versus the constant flow of journal articles; between reading groups and grading papers and reading for my own research and writing, I always feel like I’m reading ‘a lot’ but sometimes I look up from that pile of reading and realize I haven’t read a book in months. Also, there used to be a thing about reading for fun? I’d rather not let my book-reading muscles atrophy! I set myself a goal to read a book a week in 2023….but…..I don’t think I read any books in January or February. To meet my 52-book goal, I guess I’d better step it up :). So, here goes — oldest at the bottom.

1. The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2022 (Johnson)
2. The Mediated Climate (Russell)
3. The Journalist’s Predicament (Powers and Vera-Zambrano)
4. The Left Hand of Darkness (Le Guin)
5. City of Illusions (Le Guin)
6. Planet of Exile (Le Guin)
7. Rocannon’s World (Le Guin)
8. We are Bellingcat (Higgins)
9. The Modem World (Driscoll)
10. Custodians of the Internet (Gillespie)
11. Text As Data (Grimmer, Roberts, and Stuart)