Books I’ve Read
I read a lot of books. Here is my read book list.
Reading Stats:
- 2025 - 22 books, 5610 yearly pages read, ~50 daily pages read
- 2024 - 58 books, 13440 yearly pages read, ~36 daily pages read
- 2023 - 49 books, 11180 yearly pages read, ~30 daily pages read
- 2022 - 70 books, 17020 yearly pages read, ~46 daily pages read
- 2021 - 64 books, 19962 yearly pages read, ~54 daily pages read
- 2020 - 54 books, 12881 yearly pages read, ~35 daily pages read
- 2019 - 75 books, 21400 yearly pages read, ~58 daily pages read
- 2018 - 45 books, 9625 yearly pages read, ~26 daily pages read
- 2017 - 24 books, 7387 yearly pages read, ~20 daily pages read
- 2016 - 23 books, 6077 yearly pages read, ~16 daily pages read
- 2015 - 33 books, 10950 yearly pages read, ~30 daily pages read
- 2014 - 31 books, 7797 yearly pages read, ~21 daily pages read
Below you’ll find my recent reads with reviews and thoughts. You can also view this as a grid.
- The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory (by John Seabrook)
- Poseidon's Wake (Poseidon's Children, #3) (by Alastair Reynolds)
- Luna: New Moon (Luna, #1) (by Ian McDonald)
- The Greatest Trade Ever: The Behind-the-Scenes Story of How John Paulson Defied Wall Street and Made Financial History (by Gregory Zuckerman)
- Time Salvager (Time Salvager, #1) (by Wesley Chu)
- Slade House (by David Mitchell)
- Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man’s Fight for Justice (by Bill Browder)
- Career of Evil (Cormoran Strike, #3) (by Robert Galbraith)
- The Dark Forest (Remembrance of Earth’s Past, #2) (by Liu Cixin)
- The Fold (by Peter Clines)
- The Mystery of Olga Chekhova (by Antony Beevor)
- The Girl in the Road (by Monica Byrne)
- Armada (by Ernest Cline)
- The Player of Games (Culture, #2) (by Iain M. Banks)
- Cibola Burn (Expanse, #4) (by James S.A. Corey)
- Abaddon's Gate (Expanse, #3) (by James S.A. Corey)
- Caliban's War (Expanse, #2) (by James S.A. Corey)
- Leviathan Wakes (The Expanse, #1) (by James S.A. Corey)
- The Water Knife (by Paolo Bacigalupi)
- Seveneves (by Neal Stephenson)