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NOS4A2 by Joe Hill
Clay's Ark by Octavia Butler
OK, so there's a lot of Butler. I'm working on her Pattermaster series but I'm counting them each separately because shut up, I do what I want.
Total pages read
2,273
Percentage of fiction
100%
Percentage of female authors
60% - sure it's all the same female author, but still
Percentage of white authors
40% - Go, Butler, Go!
Percentage of US authors
80%
Percentage of ebooks
100% pretty sure this is the first time this happened
Percentage of re-reads
0%
Percentage of review books
0%
Books written by decade
1850s - 20%
Total pages read
2,273
Percentage of fiction
100%
Percentage of female authors
60% - sure it's all the same female author, but still
Percentage of white authors
40% - Go, Butler, Go!
Percentage of US authors
80%
Percentage of ebooks
100% pretty sure this is the first time this happened
Percentage of re-reads
0%
Percentage of review books
0%
Books written by decade
1850s - 20%
1970s - 20%
1980s - 40%
2010s - 20%
Books by genre
Horror - 20%
Books by genre
Horror - 20%
Classic/FANCY novel - 20%
Sci-fi - 60%
The genres seemed more straight forward last month, although I still question what Bleak House should be categorized as. And even Butler's stuff is sci-fi but also other things.
Edit: Classic/Literature/FANCY novel. That's where Bleak House falls
Edit: Classic/Literature/FANCY novel. That's where Bleak House falls
Let's see how April goes. I have hope.