The books I’ve read.

2026

  1. Notes of a Native Son — James Baldwin (1955)
  2. Dostoevsky Vol 3: The Stir of Liberation — Joseph Frank (1986)
  3. Dostoevsky Vol 4: The Miraculous Years — Joseph Frank (1995)
  4. Dostoevsky Vol 5: The Mantle of the Prophet — Joseph Frank (2002)
  5. …

2024

2024 Books Read

  1. Poor Folk — Fyodor Dostoevsky (1846)
  2. The Communist Manifesto — Friedrich Engels, Karl Marx (1848)
  3. The Village of Stepanchikovo — (1859)
  4. Humiliated and Insulted — Fyodor Dostoevsky (1861)
  5. The Gambler — Fyodor Dostoevsky (1866)
  6. The Great Gatsby — F. Scott Fitzgerald (1925)
  7. Why I Write — George Orwell (1931-46)
  8. Murder in Mesopotamia — Agatha Christie (1936)
  9. The Martian Chronicles — (1950)
  10. The Complete Stories Volume I — Isaac Asimov (1953-56)
  11. Hell’s Angels — Hunter S. Thompson (1966)
  12. Dostoevsky Vol. 1: The Seeds of Revolt — Joseph Frank (1976)
  13. Women, Race and Class — Angela Davis (1981)
  14. Dostoevsky Vol 2: The Years of Ordeal — Joseph Frank (1983)
  15. On Writing — Ernest Hemingway (1984)
  16. The Oxford History of the French Revolution — William Doyle (1989)
  17. The Things They Carried — Rim O’Brien (1990)
  18. Zen and the Art of Ariting — Ray Bradbury
  19. Long Walk to Freedom — Nelson Mandela (1994)
  20. All About Love — Bell Hooks (1999)
  21. On Writing — Stephen King (2000)
  22. The Medici — Paul Strathern (2003)
  23. Consider the Lobster — David Foster Wallace (2005)
  24. Mao: The Unknown Story — Jung Chang, Jon Halliday
  25. Havana Nocturne: How the Mob Owned Cuba … — T. J. English (2007)
  26. The History of White People — Nell Irvin Painter (2010)
  27. Debt: The First 5000 Years — David Graeber (2011)
  28. Killing Lincoln — Bill O’Reilly
  29. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind — Yuval Noah Harari
  30. Roll the Bones — David G. Schwartz (2013)
  31. Novelist as a Vocation — Haruki Murakami (2015)
  32. Inglorious Empire: What the British did to India — Shashi Tharoor (2017)
  33. On Tyranny — Timothy D. Snyder
  34. So You Want to Talk About Race — Ijeoma Oluo (2018)
  35. Working — Robert Caro (2019)
  36. Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America — Ijeoma Oluo (2020)
  37. Why We’re Polarized — Ezra Klein
  38. About Time — David Rooney (2021)
  39. Dopamine Nation — Anna Lembke, MD
  40. No Bad Parts — Richard C. Schwartz, PHD
  41. High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped … — Amanda Ripley
  42. Laziness Does Not Exist — Devon Price
  43. Unwell Women — Elinor Cleghorn