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2026 in non-work reading
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You, Bleeding Childhoos; Michele Mari. Tr. Brian Robert Moore. Short stories that are quite enjoyable, frequently relatable, and nostalgic. Looking forward to Verdigris.
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The Twenty Days of Turin, Giorgio de Maria, tr. Ramona Glazov. Accidentally well-timed Oct reading and really enjoyable. Essay at the end fit well with the music writing I have been consuming more of lately. See myself picking this up again
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Nox, Anne Carson. No regrets on how I spent my sick day afternoon.
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The Fat Man and Infinity, António Lobo Antunes, tr. Margaret Jull Costa. Collection newspaper writings (crónicas). I peppered in a few at a time while reading longer works and loved this different view of the writing of Antunes
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The Alchemy of Meth - A Decomposition by Jason Pine. A really quick 200 pages but among my favorite reads of the year. I was expecting to dislike this but now expect I will read his other ethnographic work on musicians in Naples.
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Dictionary of the Khazars, Milorad Pavia, tr. Christina Pribičević-Zorić. Strange little book and highly enjoyable.
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Kaputt by Curzio Malaparte, tr. Cesare Foligno. Definitely a favorite of the year. Hopefully following it up with The Skin in the near future.
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Volcanic Tongue: A Time-Travelling Evangelist's Guide to Late 20th-Century Underground Music by David Keenan. Incredible collection. Having read two of his novels, I can really see how this writing style plays into the fiction in the best of ways. Hoping for another of these....
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Beauty Salon, Mario Bellatin, tr. Shook.
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Curious abouy the 2666 tags in town.
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Recent vacation (baccalajuoli) and birthday books. My partner got me Dictionary of the Khazars which I have been wanting to read for ages.
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Struggling to choose among these beach reads for a trip to Italy. I am 100 pages into Kaputt and its probably going to be a favorite read of the year at this rate.
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Not sure how I got to Fassbinder so late but I am loving this deep dive so far.
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A Girl Is Lost In Her Century, Looking For Her Father. Gonçalo M. Tavares, tr. Daniel Hahn.
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Sweet Days of Discipline, Fleur Jaeggy, tr. Tim Parks. Exceptional novella. Adding to the re-read list. Definitely want to read more Jaeggy.
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Thr Postman, Antonio Skármeta, tr. Katherine Silver. Thoroughly enjoyed and looking forward to watching the film.
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Was looking for Nightwood but couldn't pass up all the Dalkey Archive and Twisted Spoon Press that were available.
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Kiss of the Spider Woman, Manuel Puig, tr. Thomas Colchie.
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Scorpions, Yumiko Kurahashi, tr. Michael Day. Had some Story of the Eye vibes. Only fault is I really wish there were 2 or 3 pieces collected in one volume. Day's intro and notes were a great addition though.
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Took advantage of the library while visiting family and read a bunch of Manga the past couple weeks: Berserk, Homunculus, Biomega, Goth, and Mujina Into the Deep...looking forward to finishing Berserk and Hominculus but wish it didn't have to be on a screen.
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