Short Books

[quietlady]

My attention span isn’t what it was, and it’s affected my appetite for reading, so I’ve found myself reading more short novels.
Book I’ve enjoyed:
Gwendoline Riley - My Phantoms
Claire Keegan - Small Things Like These
Sven Holm - Termush
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich
Herman Melville - Bartleby The Scrivener
Max Porter - Lanny
Max Porter - Shy
Max Porter - Grief Is The Thing With Feathers
Zadie Smith - The Embassy Of Cambodia
Otessa Moshfegh - McGlue
Sven Lindqvist - Exterminate All The Brutes
Michel Faber - D: A Tale Of Two Worlds
Patricia Lockwood - No One Is Talking About This
Susanna Clarke - Piranesi
Charlotte Perkins Gilman - The Yellow Wallpaper
Rebecca Solnit - Men Explain Things To Me
Jonathan Ames - You Were Never Really Here
Emmanuel Carrère - The Adversary
Thomas Pynchon - The Crying Of Lot 49
And I keep meaning to get around to reading Mikhail Bulgakov’s Heart Of A Dog

Any other suggestions? They don’t have to be novels. There’s a couple of non-fiction in the

 

[quietlady]

Good morning. I have read these and enjoyed them. Edward Marston. :Railway detective
Graham Brack :A MAster Mecurius Mystery

Gyles Brandreth: : Mysteries, solved by Arthur Conan Doyle,and Oscar Wide

 

[hitmouse]

Master of Reality?
I'll give that a go.
The DK one is good in that series, also have the Selected Ambient Works Volume II (which is not as good, as there's no politics involved).

Oh yeah, think the only other one I've read is the Hole one and I've been meaning to get around to reading the Raincoats one for years, but given how much I loved Fresh Fruit... as a teenager, I imagine I'd almost certainly enjoy a book about it.

 

[OxfordPop]

The Rider by Tim Krabbe.

The Vanishing by Tim Krabbe.