A year of books

For a number of years I have been keeping a record of the books I have either read or listened to. If nothing else it demonstrates my ability to forget pretty much all that I have learned.

Anyway, in an attempt to take an original look back over the last twelve months I present my reading and listening material for 2012.

Robert Lacey	Great Tales From English History – Volume III The Battle of the Boyne to DNA
Michael Palin	Himalaya
Jane Austen	Pride and Prejudice
John Mortimer	The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole
Asne Seierstad	The Bookseller of Kabul
David Crystal	The Story Of English In 100 Words
Ross Kemp	Warriors : British Fighting Heroes
Anne Watts	Always the Children : A nurse’s story of home and war
Stephen Pollard	David Blunkett
Chris Skidmore	Death and the Virgin
Joel Engel	Gene Roddenberry : The Myth and the Man Behind Star Trek
Catherine Aird	Henrietta Who?
John Peel	John Peel remembered
George Orwell	Keep The Aspidistra Flying
Kate Colquhoun	Mr Briggs’ Hat
Candida Lycett Green	Over The Hills & Far Away
John Mortimer	Rumpole and the Penge Bungalow Murders
Sara Wheeler	Terra Incognita
John Wyndham	The Chrysalids
Martin Amis	the information
Alison Weir	The Lady in The Tower : The Fall Of Anne Boleyn
William Dalrymple	The Last Mughal : The Fall Of A Dynasty, Delhi, 1857
John O’Farrell	The Man Who Forgot His Wife
A. M. Homes	The Mistress’s Daughter
Homer	The Odyssey
Leanda De Lisle	The Sisters Who would be Queen : The tragedy of Mary, Katherine & Lady Jane Grey
Alison Weir	Traitors of the Tower
Robert Barnard	A Little Local Murder
Barbara Windsor	All Of Me : My Extraordinary Life
Michael Connelly	The Lincoln Lawyer
Andrew Gross	Don’t Look Twice
Peter Carey	My Life as a Fake