So I have a nice pile of books to be read stacked up for the new year. I plan to be a lot more intentional about reading now that I am a year-and-a-half out of graduate school. I was so TIRED of reading. But now I plan to really get back into it and see where I go. I am going to list my books out and log when I read them on here as they are completed. The list (so far) contains:
–Defining New Yorker Humor, University Press of Mississippi, 2000
–Positioning Pooh: Edward Bear After 100 Years, University Press of Mississippi, 2021
–Best American Essays 2021, Mariner Press, 2021
–Best American Essays 2020, Mariner Press, 2020
–Best American Short Stories 2019, Mariner Press, 2019
–Best American Short Stories 2018, Mariner Press, 2018
–Always Happy Hour, Liveright Publishing, 2017
–Reconsidering Laura Ingalls Wilder: Little House and Beyond, University Press of Mississippi, 2019
–A Charlie Brown Religion: Exploring The Spiritual Life and Work of Charles Schulz, University Press of Mississippi, 2015
–A Year In Mississippi, University Press of Mississippi, 2017
–Born To Shine, Hachette Book Group, 2022
–What If? 2, Riverhead Books, 2022
–Little Pieces of Hope: Happy-Making Things in a Difficult World, Penguin Books, 2021
–The Potlikker Papers, Penguin, 2017
–American Housewife, Anchor Books, 2019
–Dispatches From The Golden Age, St Martin’s Press, 2022
–Bring Your Baggage and Don’t Pack Light, Anchor Books, 2021
There’s a list. There’s a plan. Off I go!
Julie Liddell Whitehead 