A final quick update on my tenth batch and final batch of books read during my 12 month 2009 reading log. I have added the previous lists a cumulative list to help me keep track of my reading achievement for the year:
The Third Man Factor – Surviving the Impossible, by John Geiger
The Flight of the Barbarous Relic, by George Ford Smith
Why Kerouac Matters: The Lessons of On the Road (They’re Not What You Think), by John Leland
Old Man on a Bike, by Simon Gandolfi
Vitamin D Prescription, by Eric Madrid
1632, by Eric Flint
Previously Read This year:
- Seed to Seed – Seed Saving & Growing Techniques, by Suzanne Ashworth
- Molon Labe – Come and Take Them (A Novel), by Kenneth W. Royce
- Everything You Know is Wrong, by Russ Kick (ed.)
- YASME – The Danny Weil & Colvin Radio Expeditions, by James D. Cain
- Earth Sheltered Houses, by Rob Roy
- Small Strawbale – Natural Homes, Projects & Designs, by Bill Steen & Others
- Building Green, by Clarke Snell & Tim Callahan
- The Age of Bede, by Betty Radice (ed.)
- Ten Years Behind the Mast – The Voyage of Theodora R, by Fritz Damler
- The Polically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution, by Kevin Gutzman
- When All Hell Breaks Loose, by Cody Lundi
- Transfer (A Novel), by Jerry Furland
- The Electric Car, by Michael Westbrook
- The Adventure Motorbiking Handbook, by Chris Scott
- Getting Things Done – The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, by David Allen
- Patriots – Surviving the Coming Collapse, by James Wesley Rawles
- The Unthinkable – Who Survives When Disaster Strikes – And Why, by Amanda Ripley
- Celsius 7/7, by Michael Gove
- The Blacksmith’s Craft – A Primer of Tools and Methods, by Charles McRaven
- Leaving the Left, by Keith Thompson
- The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science
- The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades
- Rocket Mass Heaters – Superefficient Woodstoves You Can Build, by Ianto Evans & Leslie Jackson
- Flirting with Disaster: Why Accidents Are Rarely Accidental, by Marc Gerstein & Michael Ellsberg
- Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior, by Ori Brafman & Rom Brafman
- The Third Revolution, by Anthony F. Lewis
- Dreaming of Jupiter , by Ted Simons
- Middle America, by Anthony F. Lewis
- The Last of the Mountain Men – Sylvan Hart, by Harold Peterson
- Tappan on Survival, by Mel Tappan
- Radicals for Capitalism, by Brian Doherty
- Carbon in the Solution Not the Problem , by Donald VanDusen
- American Farmstead Cheese , by Paul Kindstedt
- The Cheese Primer, by Steven Jenkins
- Brotherhood of Darkness, by Dr Stanley Monteith
- The Driver, by Garet Garrett
- Little Brother, by Cory Doctorow
- Mad Science, by Theodore Gray
- The Secure Home, by Joel Skousen
- Boston’s Gun Bible, by Boston T. Party
- Managing Interstation Interference (Rev. 2nd Ed.), by George Cutsogeorge W2VJN
- Terrorist Trail – Backtracking the Foreign Fighter, by H. John Poole
- Adventure Motorcycling, by Robert Wicks
- Torch, by Lin Anderson
- Lucifer’s Hammer, by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle
- Wicked Plants, by Amy Stewart
- Term Limits, by Vince Flynn
- Another Place to Die, by Sam North
- The Politically Incorrect Guide to The Great Depression and the New Deal, by Robert Murphy
- Sweet and Sour Pie – A Wisconsin Boyhood, by Dave Crehore
- Gaia’s Garden – A Guide to Home Scale Permaculture, by Toby Hemenway
- How to Build with Grid Beam, by Jergenson, Jergenson & Keppel
- The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism, by Robert P. Murphy
- A Canticle for Leibowitz, by Walter M Miller Jr.
- Alas, Babylon, by Pat Frank
- Earth Abides, by George Stewart
- Better to Beg Forgiveness, by Michael Z. Williamson
- One Second After, by William R. Forstchen
- How to Survive the End of the World As We Know I, by James Wesley Rawles
- Radio Orienteering – The ARDF Handbook, by Bob Titterington, G3ORY, David Williams, M3WDD and David Deane, G3ZOI
I did beat my goal of reading a book-a-week with Sixty-Six books read.
I’ve been posting much of what I have read at the Goodreads.com website, and slowly entering in my reading log from the notebook I’ve kept since the 1980’s.
Let me know if you want information on a specific title, as unless it is Amateur Radio focused they won’t be reviewed here.
Here’s wishing you each a Happy New Years as I start my 2010 reading log!
73 & Happy Reading
Steve
K9ZW