Reading the Globe in 2025 announcement #ReadingTheGlobeFiction2025 @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Reading the Globe in 2025 announcement #ReadingTheGlobeFiction2025  @scallydandlingaboutthebooks
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Join me and Katja @PageTurnersWithKatja in a global reading adventure in 2025. Thank you Katja for initiating this lovely project.

The Discord link to be part of the shared conversation discord.gg/P2N89wdmZy

There is a Storygraph challenge too. Thanks @ameliareads589 for this: app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/158535f8-2092-46c7-a3ee-a6cb04f528ba?redirect=true

The books:
January: Clean by Alia Trabucco Zerán translated by Sophie Hughes

February: Beyond the Doors of No Return by David Diop translated by Sam Taylor

March: We Do Not Part by Han Kang translated by E.Yaewon and Paige Aniyah Morris

April: A Sunny Place for Shady People by Mariana Enriquez translated by Megan McDowell

May: Two Trees Make a Forest by Jessica Lee

June: The Third Love by Hiromi Kawakami translated by Ted Goossen

July: Standing Heavy by GauZ translated by Frank Wynne

August: Old Kiln by Jia Pingwa translated by Christopher Payne, James Trapp and Olivia Milburn

September: The Director by Daniel Kehlmann translated by Ross Benjamin

October: Edo's Souls by Stella Gaitano translated by Sawad Hussain

November: The Understory by Saneh Sangsuk translated by Mui Propoksakul

December: The Wind Knows My Name by Isabel Allende translated by Frances Riddle
Reading the Globe in 2025 announcement #ReadingTheGlobeFiction2025Tough choices in the BookTube Prize semi finals #booktubeprizeDo Victorian books need a warning label? #victoberAugust reading plans: women in translation, Faulkner, Eliot, Jia Pingwa and some Gunk or junkAugusts reading joys: new novels, opinionated nonfiction, women in translation and a true epicA September of super shorter reads2024 new novels: a personal top 20 of contemporary fiction I read this past yearMy 2023 top fives: nonfiction, poetry and classic/backlist fictionMarch wrap up - some brilliant books and a broken armThe Echoes: new from Australian author Evie Wyld #shortyseptember #strayaseptemberJane Austen July and more July reading plansEndling by Maria Reva - dark, funny and tragic
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Reading the Globe in 2025 announcement #ReadingTheGlobeFiction2025

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