I don't participate in Top Ten Tuesday regularly, but I always look forward to seeing my fellow bloggers' responses. When I saw this week's topic over at The Broke and the Bookish, I KNEW I had to jump into the fray. Tis the season to be wishlisting books! Here are 10 from my wishlist.
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| Zone One by Colson Whitehead |
Because I'm all about a literary romp through a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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| A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness |
Even though I know it's gonna tear me a proverbial emotional "new one."
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| State of Wonder by Ann Patchett |
Because I need to make peace with at least ONE Patchett novel. I've had no luck with the others.
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| Graveminder by Melissa Marr |
Even though there is potential for cheese here, but still want to try. It looks ridiculously fun and potentially creepy.
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| Lost on Planet China by J. Maarten Troost |
Because I have enjoyed other Troost books including The Sex Lives of Cannibals and Getting Stoned with Savages.
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| Medium Raw by Anthony Bourdain |
Because Tony is a kitchen god. An inflammatory, sensational, good-writery one.
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| There but for the by Ali Smith |
Because Hotel World blew my socks right off and even though I didn't have luck with The Accidental.
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| Blue Nights by Joan Didion |
Despite the fact that it's going to make me cry like an idiot.
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| I Married You for Happiness by Lily Tuck |
Because it sound freaking amazing and underappreciated. I need a literary underdog.
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| The Marriage Plot by Jeffrey Eugenides |
Because I haven't liked one solitary thing Eugenides has written to this point, but I'm a sucker for an academic novel.
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