2014 Books

Books read in 2014 with some stream of conscious writings focused around each book.

Lucifer's Hammer: Larry Niven	The Bat: Jo Nesbo	Red Earth & Pouring Rain: Vikram Chandra
How to be a Woman: Caitlin Moran	Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus: John Gray	Ethical Slut: Dossie Easton & Janet Hardy
Cockroaches: Jo Nesbo	Cooked: Michael Pollan	Futurological Congress: Stanislav Lem
The Redbreast: Jo Nesbo	dhalgren: Samuel Delany	The Circle: Dave Eggers
Cunt: Inga Muscio	Walden: Henry David Thoreau	Atlas Shrugged: Ayn Rand
Self Reliance: Ralph Waldo Emmerson	Profit Over People: Noam Chomsky	Distant Stars: Samuel Delany
Survival of the Nicest: Stefan Klein	From Shy to Social: Christopher Gray	The Code Book: Simon Singh
Blindsight: Peter Watts	The Man in the High Castle: Phillip K Dick	Ubik: Phillip K Dick
Colorblind: Tim Wise	The Unbearable Lightness of Being: Milan Kundera	Einsteins Bridge: John Kramer
The Sound and The Fury: William Falkner	Steppenwolf: Hermann Hesse	C.G. Jung and Herman Hesse: Miguel Serrano
Demian: Herman Hesse	Ishmael: Daniel Quinn	Anathem: Neal Stephenson
Titan: John Varley	The Circuit: Francisco Jiminez	Sex for One: Betty Dodson
The Lost Explorer: Conrad Anker	How Baking Works: Paula Fiigoni	Wild: Cheryl Strayed
Woman on the Edge of Time: Marge Piercy	Eros the Bittersweet: Anne Carson	Man v. Nature: Diane Cook
The Unexpected Universe: Loren Eiseley	Why We Need Love: Simon Van Booy	Phaedrus: Plato
In the Dust of this Planet: Eugene Thacker	No One Belongs Here More than You: Miranda July	Fahrenheit 451: Ray Bradbury
No Matter the Wreckage: Sarah Kay	Invitation to a Beheading: Vladimir Nabokov	Alphabetical Africa: Walter Abish
Men Explain Things to Me: Rebecca Solnit	Sum: David Eagleman	Narcissus & Goldmund: Hermann Hesse
Daring Greatly: Brene Brown	Bad Feminist: Roxane Gay	Siddhartha: Hermann Hesse
We Are Not Ourselves: Matthew Thomas	The Book: Alan Watts

Lucifer's Hammer: Larry Niven