Top 10 (from a somewhat longer list) Books, 2002

Written by Problem Drinker
Published December 12, 2002

This is a slight variation of the list at my own site (the list at TMFTML is: a) longer (i.e., includes more than ten items); b) more extensive; and c) includes books only published thus far in the U.K. I don't necessarily consider the books I listed here superior to the ones that I left out, but given the constraints of the format here, I narrowed this list down the titles published in the U.S. during 2002, and one excellent collection that should probably be in every home). Now that those caveats are out of the way, these are ten of my favorite books this year:

BAD BLOOD, Lorna Sage

BRITAIN IN REVOLUTION, 1625-1660, Austin Woolrych

ESSAYS, George Orwell

FRAGRANT HARBOR, John Lanchester

GOULD'S BOOK OF FISH, Richard Flanagan

PARIS 1919: Six Months That Changed the World, Margaret MacMillan.

SAMUEL PEPYS: THE UNEQUALLED SELF, Claire Tomalin

THE ROTTERS' CLUB, Jonathan Coe

SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT, W. S. Merwin

SPIES, Michael Frayn

Keep reading for information and comments on this article, and add some feedback of your own!
Top 10 (from a somewhat longer list) Books, 2002
Published: December 12, 2002
Type:
Section: Books
Filed Under: Books: Biography, Books: History, Books: Literature and Fiction, Books: Nonfiction
Writer: Problem Drinker
Problem Drinker's BC Writer page
Problem Drinker's personal site
Spread the Word
Like this article?
Email this
Submit to del.icio.us Save to del.icio.us
RSS Feeds
All RSS Feeds (240+)
Comments on this article
BC articles by Problem Drinker
Books: Biography
Books: History
Books: Literature and Fiction
Books: Nonfiction
All Books Articles
All BC articles
All BC Comments

Comments

Want comments emailed to you? No spam, promise! Address:

Add your comment, speak your mind

(Or ping: http://blogcritics.org/mt/tb/2236)

Personal attacks are not allowed. Please read our comment policy.





Remember Name/URL?

Please preview your comment!

Fresh
Articles
Fresh
Comments