by Harriet Lerner
This is a really complicated book, and way less formulaic than a lot of self-help books. It consists mostly of lengthy descriptions of clients from Lerner's practice and how they handled their intimacy troubles, with Lerner explaining the theory behind the situation and the mechanics of the solution. Having read it once, I may well read it again -- there's a lot of material for such a comparatively short book.
by Neil Gaiman
As with the previous volumes, loooooved it. I am going to be so sad when I get the next volume and finish it and there aren't any new Sandman issues to read (yes, this is my first time reading most of them. I'm a latecomer). The whole collection is awesome. I really liked "Ramadan" and the series of stories bookended in the End of the World inn, between realities. SO AWESOME. Plus, a spiffy retelling of the Orpheus myth! A winner all-round.
Here's a list of the books I'm currently in the middle of reading:
Yeesh. I gotta FOCUS a bit more.
This hasn't been a good year for me in terms of actually documenting the books I read (or, I see looking back, numbering them correctly as I went). Grrrrrr. However, here's a list:
38 books! Waaaaay more than last year. Go me! Let's see if I can read more than that this year.