Books I've Read: Q1 2024
A very not-attractive photo of me in the nearby park in the first part of this year, reading away. Lausanne, Switzerland. March 21, 2024.
Somehow, we’ve wrapped the first quarter of 2024? Which means I’ve compiled and tidied up my reading list for the beginning of the year, too.
Here’s the list of books I read in Q1 2024 (with my stand-out wow reads in bold, as always):
Fever House, by Keith Rosson
Whalefall, by Daniel Kraus
Hestia Strikes a Match, by Christine Grillo
Camp Damascus, by Chuck Tingle
Shark Heart: A Love Story, by Emily Habeck
Nestlings, by Nat Cassidy
Red Rabbit, by Alex Grecian
The Last Language, by Jennifer duBois
The Future, by Naomi Alderman
Vintage Contemporaries, by Dan Kois
The Ghost Sequences, by A. C. Wise
Night’s Edge, by Liz Kerin
Le Mage du Kremlin, by Giuliano da Empoli (French language edition)
Found in a Bookshop, by Stephanie Butland
The Great Reclamation, by Rachel Heng
The Book of Accidents, by Chuck Wendig
Your Shadow Half Remains, by Sunny Moraine
Corey Fah Does Social Mobility, by Isabel Waidner
Get Signed, by Lucinda Halpern
Last Acts, by Alexander Sammartino
The Invisible, by Seb Doubinsky
Beautyland, by Marie-Helene Bertino
Smoke Kings, by Kahmal Mayfield
Martyr!, by Kaveh Akbar
Where You Stand, by Abbott Kahler
My Friends, by Hisham Matar
Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology, edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.
Most Delicious Poison, by Noah Whiteman
The Parliament, by Aimee Pokwatka
The Butcher of the Forest, by Premee Mohamed
The Warm Hands of Ghosts, by Katherine Arden
Big Time, by Ben H. Winters
Piglet, by Lottie Hazell
Titanium Noir, by Nick Harkaway
Come Together, by Emily Nagoski, PhD
On Writing and Failure, by Stephen Marche
Moon of the Turning Leaves, by Waubgeshig Rice
Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy, by Robert H. Frank
And since this post went live, I’ve put out my list of books read in Q2 2024!
To check out my quarterly reading lists from last year, click over to check out my favorites from my 2023 reading period, which includes links to the lists for each quarter.