Because I finally got off my butt and wrote down my reading/viewing material for the final semester of college...this covers the brief transitional period before I switch the lists from school years to calendar years.  As such, I had no target reading/watching goal, and it's a good thing since I was buried up to my neck in reading for class, and it was all I could do keep pace with assigned books and movies.  And of course, the ten days between the end of the semester and the end of the year were a bust since I was busy diving into the TV I'd missed.

But anyway - take a gander at my impressive number of latter-century classics.  Pretty sure I'll never see that concentration of acclaimed literature again.  Same formatting as usual applies; rereads and books I only read selections from do not count, nor do things under 100 pages long.

Reading List:
September
1. Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen.  203 pg/1818.
2. Doctor Who: Feast of the Drowned - Stephen Cole.  249/2006.
3. Sense and Sensibility - Jane Austen.  240 pg/1811.
4. Considering the Horse: Tales of Problems Solved and Lessons Learned [NF] - Mark Rashid.  212 pg/1993.
5. Lettres d’une Péruvienne (Letters from a Peruvian Woman) - Madame de Graffigny.  120 pg/1747.

October
6. Emma - Jane Austen.  340 pg/1816.
7. Blake’s Therapy - Ariel Dorfman.  161 pg/2001.
8. Three Tales - Gustave Flaubert.  128 pg/1877.

November
9. David Copperfield - Charles Dickens.  869 pg/1850.
10. The Reluctant Fundamentalist - Mohsin Hamid.  192 pg/2007.
11. For Better or for Worse: Divorce Reconsidered [NF] - E. Mavis Hetherington & John Kelly.  320 pg/2003.
12. Great Expectations - Charles Dickens.  481 pg/1861.
13. The Black City - George Sand.  192 pg/1859.
14. A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian - Marina Lewycka.  294 pg/2005.
15. Shalimar the Clown - Salman Rushdie.  416 pg/2006. (despite the Stockholm Syndrome born of turning it inside out to produce my only quality paper ever written for Miserable Class of Death II)

December
16. The Way We Really Are: Coming to Terms with America’s Changing Families [NF] - Stephanie Coontz.  256 pg/1998.
17. Our Mutual Friend - Charles Dickens.  787 pg/1865.
18. The Hungry Tide - Amitav Gosh.  330 pg/2005.

Movie List:
September
1. Babel, R, 2007, 2:23
2. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, PG-13, 2007, 1:48
3. Recovery, R, 2007, 1:30

October
4. Children of Men, R, 2007, 1:50

November
5. Khuda Kay Liye (In The Name of God), PG, 2007, 2:48
6. Happy Feet, G, 2006, 1:48

Lesson learned: films assigned for class are usually stupid and/or boring.  Oh wait, I knew that one already.