Reading

Because I’ve never kept a list of my reads, I’ve ended up creating a bit of a challenge for myself that’s for sure. Trying to recall all the books I’ve read and enjoyed feels like a bit of a daunting task but I’m keen to at least make a stab at it.

I’ll be adding to the “Have read” section as and when I remember any books I’ve read cause it seems a little lean at the moment.

Reading #

Books on the go at the moment.

• An Inconvenient Apocalypse: Environmental Collapse, Climate Crisis, and the Fate of Humanity — Wes Jackson, Robert Jensen
• The Ranger Archives, “A Dance Of Fang And Claw” — (3^rd of 3 books), Philip C. Quaintrell
• Overshoot: The Ecological Basis of Revolutionary Change, William R. Catton

Possible next reads…

• The Terran Cycle — (1^st of 4 books), Philip C. Quaintrell
• Do I Stay Christian?, Brian McLaren
• Green Lights, Matthew McConaughey
• Accessibility For Everyone, Laura Kalbag
• Dune, Frank Herbert

Have read #

Selection of books I’ve read. But more importantly, enjoyed and would therefore recommend.

• The Ranger Archives, “Blood And Coin” — (2^nd of 3 books), Philip C. Quaintrell
• The Ranger Archives, “Court Of Assassins” — (1^st of 3 books), Philip C. Quaintrell
• Opening Men’s Eyes, Michael Cardo
• The Echoes Saga — (9 books), Philip C. Quaintrell
• Responsible JavaScript, Jeremy Wagner
• Bitten By a Camel: Leaving Church, Finding God, Kent Dobson
• The Universal Christ, Richard Rohr
• Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life , Richard Rohr
• Future Ethics, Cennydd Bowles
• Going Offline, Jeremy Keith
• Progressive Web Apps, Jason Grigsby
• Love Wins, Rob Bell
• Everything Is Spiritual: Who We Are and What We’re Doing Here, Rob Bell
• The Song of Albion, Stephen Lawhead
• Into Thin Air, Jon Krakauer
• Confessions of a Funeral Director, Caleb Wilde