Decided this year to mix in a few classics here and there. Picked up Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn yesterday. Never read those as a kid. List below once I finish them:

1: Blood Meridian- Cormac McCarthy
2. One Second After- William Forstchen
3. One year after-William Forstchen
4. Final day-William Forstchen
5. 5 years after-William Forstchen
6. Cook county ICU, 30 years of unforgettable stories- Dr. Cory Franklin
7. Dirty Rocker Boys, sunset strip-Bobbie Jean Brown
8. Call of the Wild- Jack London
9. Frankenstein- Mary Shelly
10. The Disappeared- CJ Box
11, Wolfpack-CJ Box
12. Long Range-CJ Box
13. Dark Sky-CJ Box
14. Shadows Reel-CJ Box
15. Storm Watch-CH Box
16. 3 inch teeth-C.J Box
17. The North Woods- Douglas Hoover
18. Dungeon Crawler Carl-Matt Dinniman
19. Carls Doomsday Scenario-Matt Dinniman
20. The dungeon anarchist cookbook-Matt Dinniman

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Posted by DrDenim

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Posted on 1/19/24 at 8:54 am to bonescanner

I haven't put much thought into any reading goals/challenges in many years and my brain may have gone soft from too much Tubi. I probably read more than I realize, but not much fiction anymore, which is what I really miss. My goal for 2024 is pretty conservative, just one a month = 12. Already finished the first one, but I'm currently reading 4 others.

1) The Creative Act - Rick Rubin
2) 5/3/1 - The Simplest and Most Effective Training System for Raw Strength - Jim Wendler
3) Atomic Habits - James Clear
4) Uncertain Ground - Phil Klay
5) The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton
6) Kolchak: The Night Stalker - 50th Anniversary
7) The Chris Farley Show - Tom Farley Jr. & Tanner Colby

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