Books Read 2009
It's really been a slow year of reading so far. I've been busier this semester than at any other point in my life (which is saying a lot), and reading's just not been any sort of priority. That's going to change though.
44. Selected Poems - R.S. Thomas 8/10
43. The Gravedigger's Daughter - Joyce Carol Oats 7/10
42. This is Water: Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, About Living the Compassionate Life - David Foster Wallace 9.5/10
40. United Methodist Beliefs: A Brief Introduction - William Willimon 8.5/10
39. Welcome to the Episcopal Church - Christopher Webber 7/10
38. The Irony of American History - Reinhold Niebuhr 7/10
37. The Selected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers - Robinson Jeffers 8/10
36. Falling Man - Don Delillo - 6/10
35. Collected Works - Wallace Stevens 6/10
34. The Guardians - Anna Castillo 7.5/10
33. The Road - Cormac McCarthy 9.5/10
32. The Known World - Edward P. Jones 8/10
31. Towards a Natural Narratology - Monika Fludernik 2/10
30. The Major Works - Gerard Manley Hopkins 9/10
29. Glamorous Powers - Susan Howatch 8.5/10
28. Man in the Holocene - Max Frisch 2/10
27. Glittering Images - Susan Howatch 9.5/10
26. Kim - Rudyard Kipling 6.5/10
25. The World's Religions: Our Wisdom Traditions - Huston Smith 9/10
24. Letters from a Skeptic - Gregory A. Boyd 5.5/10
23. Small is Beautiful - E.F. Shumacher 8.5/10
22. Reason, Faith, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate - Terry Eagleton 9.5/10
21. The Communist Manifesto - Karl Marx and Fred Engels 7/10
20. Glittering Images - Susan Howatch 9.5/10
19. Real Sex: The Naked Truth About Chastity (a misleading title for that book) - Lauren Winner 8.5/10
18. Kim - Rudyard Kipling 6/10
17. Letters from a Skeptic - Gregory Boyd and Edward Boyd 6.5/10
16. Night - Elie Wiesel - 9/10
15. God Work: Confessions of a Stand Up Preacher - Randy Harris - 9/10
14. Life of the Beloved - Henri J.M. Nouwen 10/10
13. The Watchmen - Alan Moore - 9/10
12. Small is Beautiful - E.F. Shumacher 9.5/10
11. The Courage to Be - Paul Tillich - 8/10
10. Walking to Martha's Vineyard - Franz Wright - 9.5/10
9. Paul: A Very Short Introduction - E.P. Sanders 8/10
8. Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck - 8.5/10
7. The Princess Bride - William Goldman - 10/10
6. Fool - Christopher Moore - 8/10
5. The Abolition of Man - C.S. Lewis - 9/10
4. In Defense of Food - Michael Pollan - 10/10
3. Will You Please Be Quiet, Please? - Raymond Carver 8/10
2. Fight Club - Chuck Palauhniuk 7/10
1. The Little Foxes - Lillian Hellman 9/10
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2 Comments:
How did you like Courage To Be? I just read through the second part of Tillich's Systematic Theology, and really loved it.
I liked it, Ryan. My favorite author is Walker Percy, who's also a Christian existentialist, and I guess that always appeals to us twenty-somethings.
What do you think of Barth?
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