My summer 2019 reading was broad and very exciting. I certainly enjoyed the majority of these...with some questionable choices on the graphic novels. MOONSHINE and WHITE KNIGHT were stellar...GIDEON FALLS probably deserves further exploration. REDLANDS: BOOK ONE was not my taste at all so I will not put it down - but you try something new right? Here is the ones I really enjoyed:
NEVERWHERE By Neil Gaimon
MOBY DICK By Herman Mellville
THE PEREGRINE By J.A. BAKER
BILLY BUDD By Herman Mellvile
THE THIEF'S JOURNAL By Jean Jenet
THE SHORT HAPPY LIFE OF FRANCIS MACOMBER By Ernest Hemingway
A LIFE By Elia Kazan
THE STRANGER By Albert Camus
HITCHCOCK - THE MURDEROUS GAZE By William Rothman, Harvard University
THE BOY WHO LOVED BATMAN By Michael Uslan
THE KING IN YELLOW By Robert W. Chambers
BATMAN WHITE KNIGHT By Sean Murphy with Matt Hollingsworth
MOONSHINE: BOOKE ONE By Brian Azzarello
THE PHILOSOPHY BOOK By Will Buckingham
GIDEON FALLS: BOOK ONE