Christopher Doyle
Reading List
Books what I have read, in reverse chronological order, from an arbitrary starting point, and no dates. Updated when I feel like it.
- ‘The Sirens of Titan’ by ‘Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’
- ‘Flowers for Algernon’ by ‘Daniel Keyes’
- ‘Breakfast of Champions’ by ‘Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’
- ‘Of Mice and Men’ by ‘John Steinbeck’
- ‘The City and the Stars’ by ‘Arthur C. Clarke’
- ‘A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich’ by ‘Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’
- ‘Deadeye Dick’ by ‘Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’
- ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ by ‘Margaret Atwood’
- ‘There Is No Antimemetics Division’ by ‘qntm’
- ‘The Dark Forest’ by ‘Liu Cixin’
- ‘The Three-Body Problem’ by ‘Liu Cixin’
- ‘Julia’ by ‘Sandra Newman’
- ‘Treasure Island’ by ‘Robert Louis Stevenson’
- ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ by ‘J. D. Salinger’
- ‘A Clockwork Orange’ by ‘Anthony Burgess’
- ‘The Princess Bride’ by ‘William Goldman’
- ‘Hell’ by ‘Alighieri Dante’
- ‘Project Hail Mary’ by ‘Andy Weir’
- ‘Valuable Humans in Transit and Other Stories’ by ‘qntm’
- ‘Wizard and Glass’ by ‘Stephen King’
- ‘The Waste Lands’ by ‘Stephen King’
- ‘The Drawing of the Three’ by ‘Stephen King’
- ‘The Running Man’ by ‘Stephen King’
- ‘The Gunslinger’ by ‘Stephen King’
- ‘Slaughterhouse-Five’ by ‘Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’
- ‘The Mastar and Margarita’ by ‘Mikhail Bulgakov’
- ‘Hop-Frog’ by ‘Edgar Allan Poe’
- ‘Children of Ruin’ by ‘Adrian Tchaikovsky’
- ‘The Time Machine’ by ‘H. G. Wells’
- ‘Children of Time’ by ‘Adrian Tchaikovsky’
- ‘1984’ by ‘George Orwell’
- ‘Lord of the Flies’ by ‘William Golding’
- ‘The Little Prince’ by ‘Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’
- ‘The Old Man and the Sea’ by ‘Ernest Hemingway’
- ‘Wuthering Heights’ by ‘Emily Brontë’
- ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?’ by ‘Philip K. Dick’
- ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by ‘Harper Lee’
- ‘The Ministry of Time’ by ‘Kaliane Bradley’
- ‘Guards! Guards!’ by ‘Terry Pratchett’
- ‘Brave New World’ by ‘Aldous Huxley’
- ‘Galápagos’ by ‘Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’
- ‘The Man in the High Castle’ by ‘Philip K. Dick’
- ‘The Great Gatsby’ by ‘F. Scott Fitzgerald’
- ‘Fahrenheit 451’ by ‘Ray Bradbury’
- ‘Animal Farm’ by ‘George Orwell’