Books Read in 2024

1. The City and its Uncertain Walls, Haruki Murakami
2. Deals with the Devil, Basil Davenport
3. Carl's Doomsday Scenario, Matt Dinniman
4. Dungeon Crawler Carl, Matt Dinniman
5. The Great When: A Long London Novel, Alan Moore
6. Diavola, Jennifer Thorne
7. The Name of the Game is a Kidnapping, Keigo Higashino
8. Spreadsheet Cultists, Dane Sullivan
9. A Sunny Place for Shady People, Mariana Enríquez
10. Stitches, Junji Ito, Hirokatsu Kihara
11. The Dead Cat Tail Assassins, P. Djèlí Clark
12. Foster, Claire Keegan
13. The Devil's Flute Murders, Seishi Yokomizo
14. The Boys, Katie Hafner
15. ight, Magic, Items: The History of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and the Rise of Japanese RPGs in the West, Aidan Moher
16. Ghost of the Neon God, T. R. Napper
17. $ git commit murder, Michael Warren Lucas
18. The Editors, Stephen Harrison
19. The Wind Up Bird Chronicle, Haruki Murakami
20. Sigil Craft, Lia Taylor
21. Cosmogony: Stories, Lucy Ives
22. The Sporting Life: How to Help Yourself with Hoodoo from the Streets to the Sheets, Charles Porterfield
23. Moonbound, Robin Sloan
24. The Shadow of the Wind, Carlos Ruiz Zafon
25. The Midnight Library, Matt Haig
26. Norwegian Wood, Haruki Murakami RE-READ LOVED
27. Bibliomania, Thomas Dibdin
28. Library, Ben Brown
29. Slow Productivity, Cal Newport
30. Elric of Melniboné, Michael Moorcock
31. Foundry, Eliot Pepper
32. Mainframe Experimentalism - Early Computing and the Foundations of the Digital Arts, Hannah Higgins and Douglas Kahn
33. Foundry, Eliot Pepper
34. Newcomer, Keigo Higashino
35. FOUND: An anthology of found footage horror stories, VA
36. 1f300, Stanley Lieber
37. Audition, Ryū Murakami
38. Some Remarks: Essays and Other Writing, Neal Stephenson
39. Hit Parade of Tears: Stories, Izumi Suzuki
40. New Escapologist #15, Robert Wringham
41. New Escapologist #14, Robert Wringham
42. Evil Eye (four novellas of love going wrong), Joyce Carol Oates