This was another great month for reading, though the list is short. But such is necessarily the case for Dostoevsky December.
And this rounds out the list for the year. 120 books or journals, and 252 pieces of short prose. Not bad at all.
Books and Journals
- Fyodor Dostoevsky (Larissa Volokhonsky and Richard Pevear, translators), Crime and Punishment [2022.12.18]
- Poetry #221.3 [2022.12.19]
- The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.21]
Short Prose
- Avigayl Sharp, “Uncontrollable, Irrelevant”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.19]
- Addie E. Citchens, “A Good Samaritan”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.19]
- Mieko Kanai (Polly Barton, translator), “Tap Water”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.20]
- Sophie Madeline Dess, “Zalmanovs”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.21]
- Tom Drury, “Where Does This Live?”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.21]
- Isabella Hammad, “Gertrude”, The Paris Review #242 [2022.12.21]
- Lauren C. Teffeau, “Sing! & Remember”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.24]
- Jane Lindskold, “Born From Memory”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.24]
- Jean Martin, “I Am Not As Young As I Was”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.29]
- Paul Dellinger, “Con Man”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.29]
- Chris Sumberg, “Anthropomorphile”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.29]
- Scot Noel, “Walker in Leaves”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.29]
- Dr. Eric Leif Davin, “The Prophetic Vision of Stephen Vincent Benet”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.30]
- Tom Sheehan, “The Old Man Who Hid Music”, Dreamforge #1 [2022.12.30]