What I’m Reading
I keep a regular list of the books I’m reading, which influence my work a great deal. Below is the list for 2012; here, if you care to read it, is the list for 2011. As always, this list isn’t meant to be either prescriptive or suggestive; I’m just trying to illustrate what I think and care about write about: that’s all.
Currently Reading
- Michael Largo, God’s Lunatics
On the Shelf
- Peter Brooks, Reading for the Plot
- William Gillette and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes: A Play
- David Markson, Reader’s Block
- Salman Rushdie, Haroun and the Sea of Stories
- Kenneth Turan, Free for All
- Simon Winchester, The Professor and the Madman
Already Read
- Janet Allard and Eleanor Holdridge, Zorro
- Eric Bergeson, Down on the Farm
- Jim Collins, Good to Great and the Social Sectors
- Greg Cox, The Rings of Time
- Peter Coughter, The Art of the Pitch
- Lisa D’Amour, Detroit
- Tim Harford, Adapt
- Shawn C. Harris, Tulpa, or Anne & Me
- David Mack, Storming Heaven
- Grant Morrison, Supergods
- Lynn Nottage, Ruined
- Dayton Ward, That Which Divides
- Michael Shermer, The Believing Brain
- Eric Weiner, Man Seeks God
- H.G. Wells, The War of the Worlds
Abandoned
- John Guare, A Free Man of Color
- David Ives, The Liar
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