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These are some of the the books I've read, from most to least recent.

For e-book reading on your phone, I recommend Readera.

Remember you can borrow and request books at your local library, and digitally at The Internet Archive's library.

Some of these books are not safe for work/minors.

2025

1. Metafísica de los tubos (The character of rain)

   Amélie Nothomb

2. Sin noticias de Gurb

   Eduardo Mendoza

3. The pulse cure

   Torkil Færø

4. El elogio de la sombra (In praise of shadows)

   Junichiro Tanizaki

5. Ella Minnow Pea

   Mark Dunn

6. El cordero carnívoro

   Agustín Gómez Arcos

2024

1. The science of enlightenment

   Shinzen Young

2. Mastering the core teachings of the Buddha: an unusually hardcore dharma book

   Daniel Ingram

3. Taquigrafía Gregg curso 1

4. Gramática didáctica de la lengua de signos española (LSE)

   Ángel Herrero Blanco

2023

1. Understanding comics: the invisible art

   Scott McCloud

2. Autigénero. El espectro de las disidencias: autismo e identidades trans

   Zoe Garcia Castaño

3. Are prisons obsolete?

   Angela Y. Davis

4. The 36-hour day: a family guide to caring for people with alzheimer disease, other dementias, and memory loss in later life

   Nancy L. Mace with Peter V. Rabins

5. A trans man walks into a gay bar

   Harry Nicholas

6. Buffalo for the broken heart: restoring life to a black hills ranch

   Dan O'Brien

7. Invisible women: data bias in a world designed for men

   Caroline Criado Pérez

8. The tale of the big computer: a vision

   Olof Johannesson

9. The couple's guide to thriving with ADHD

   Nancie Kohlenberger, Melissa Orlov

10. Sputnik, mi amor (Sputnik sweetheart)

    Haruki Murakami

11. Kafka on the shore

    Haruki Murakami

2022

1. How to keep house while drowning

   KC Davis

2. Misdiagnosis and dual diagnoses of gifted children and adults

   James T. Webb, Edward R. Amend, Nadia E. Webb

3. El ingenio de los pájaros (The genius of birds)

   Gemma Deza Gull, Jennifer Ackerman

4. La belleza del objeto cotidiano (The beauty of everyday things)

   Soetsu Yanagi

2021

1. El viejo y el mar (The old man and the sea)

   Ernest Hemingway

2. Uzumaki

   Junji Ito

3. No longer human

   Osamu Dazai

2020

1. Rebelión en la granja (Animal farm)

   George Orwell

2. Building and dwelling: ethics for the city

   Richard Sennett

3. The knowledge: how to rebuild our world from scratch

   Lewis Dartnell

4. Turing's cathedral: the origins of the digital universe

   George Dyson

5. Cenit (Zenit)

   María Medem

6. The critical makers reader: (un)learning technology

   Several authors

7. Inventing the future: postcapitalism and a world without work

   Nick Srnicek, Alex Williams