Reading my way through 2020

I come from a family of readers and used to have my nose in a book at every opportunity.

Then in 2016 I became more interested in YouTube and my iPhone in general (all those apps!), and books took a second seat. I had also hit a patch where books written by authors that I liked were not up to scratch. In addition, I began to write The Wheelhouse so my brain was occupied with that.

I hadn't given up reading but it was focused on slurping publications and enewsletters for work and side interests.

For 2020, I have committed to read a book a week. That's at least one book a week. In whatever form. New or a re-read and keep a record to remind me and guilt myself into keeping to my resolution.

The record.

January

1. The Fifth Risk by Michael Lewis (read in the tail end of December 2019)
2. Paris Diversion by Chris Pavone
3. Two Kinds of Truth by Michael Connolly
4. Identity Crisis by Ben Elton