##Books I've Read 2020

(I ported this over; I plan on a similar port at the end of 2021)

I'm tired of Goodreads -- it's just too clunky-- so I am abandoning it here in July 2020.  I will keep my own list of books I have read.

The Lives of the Surrealists.  Desmond Morris
You Are Your Own Gym.  Mark Lauren
Quirky.  Melissa A. Schilling
A Bite-Sized History of France. Stephane Henaut, Jeni Mitchell
The Way Home.  Mark Boyle
Zero Hour for Gen X. Matthew Hennessey
The Grapes of Math.  Alex Bellos
Young China.  Zak Dychtwald
Infinite Powers.  Steven H. Strogatz
Significant Figures.  Ian Stewart
Pride and Prejudice.  Jane Austen.
Richard II.  Shakespeare.
Romeo and Juliet.  Shakespeare.
Simple Chess.  Michael Stean.
What is the Bible?.  Rob Bell.
Steppenwolf. Herman Hesse.
Hermann Hesse.  Bernhard Zeller
The Illiad.  Homer.
Sleeping Where I Fall.  Peter Coyote
TVA Baby.  Terry Bisson.
Any Day Now.  Terry Bisson.
Side Effects.  Woody Allen.
History and the Human Condition.  John Lukacs
Mussolini's Intellectuals. A. James Gregor
An Open Letter to Open-Minded Progressives. Mencius Moldbug
What Are People For?  Wendell Berry
Power, Faith, and Fantasy.  Michael B. Oren
Invisible Romans.  Robert Knapp
Look Away!  William C. Davis
Audience of One. James Poniewozik
The Dispossessed. Ursula K. Le Guin
Vlad the Impaler.  John M. Shea
Martin Luther.  Carl E. Koppenhaver
The French Revolution. J. F. Bosher
The Brothers Karamazov.  Dostoevsky.
Selected Stories of Anton Chekhov. (Title of the volume). 
The History of England, Part B. Hume
Robinson Crusoe.  DeFoe
Letters to Classical Authors.  Petrarch
The Theogony. Hesiod.
The Life of Petrarch.  Thomas Campbell. 
The Holy Roman Empire.  James Bryce. 
Raised in Captivity.  Chuck Klosterman.
Principia Discordia.  Malaclypse (the Younger) and Ravenhurst
Black Iron Prison. Discordians. 
How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming. Mike Brown