Read in January

The month started slow -- probably because we got a Wii for Christmas -- but I've been catching up at the end.

• Cathy & Arnie Fenner, editors, Spectrum 14 (1/1)
• Koji Aihara & Tentaro Takekuma, Even a Monkey Can Draw Manga, Vol. 1 (1/2)
• Tom Lutz, Doing Nothing (1/4)
• Steve Martin, Born Standing Up (1/5)
• Stewart O'Nan, The Speed Queen (1/7)
• Larry Miller, Spoiled Rotten America (1/9)
• Kaoru Kurimoto & Kazuaki Yanagisawa, The Guin Saga Manga: The Seven Magi, Vol 1 (1/10)
• Kaoru Kurimoto & Kazuaki Yanagisawa, The Guin Saga Manga: The Seven Magi, Vol 2 (1/10)
• Richard Rhodes, Making Love (1/12)
• Andi Watons & Simon Gane, Paris (1/12)
• Marc-Antoine Mathieu, The Museum Vaults (1/13)
• Ysabeau S. Wilce, Flora Segunda (1/15)
• Kazuto Okata, Sundome, Vol. 1 (1/15)
• Nick Hornby, Slam (1/16)
• Cynthia Cooper, Extraordinary Circumstances (1/19)
• Matt Ruff, Bad Monkeys (1/23)
• Judith Park, Y Square, Vol. 1 (1/23)
• Miyuki Eto, Hell Girl, Vol. 1 (1/24)
• Mike & Louise Carey and Aaron Alexovich, Confessions of a Blabbermouth (1/25)
• Tom Pomplun, editor, Graphic Classics: Mark Twain (1/26)
• Jon Courtenay Grimwood, 9tail Fox (1/26)
• Kenneth Grahame, adapted by Michel Plessix, The Wind in the Willows (1/27)
• Akimine Kamijyo, Samurai Deeper Kyo, Vol. 1 (1/28)
• Yoshinori Natsume, Togari, Vol. 1 (1/29)
• Jonathan Barnes, The Somnambulist (1/30)
• Nobuhiro Watsuki, Buso Renkin, Vol. 1 (1/30)
• Norihiro Yagi, Claymore, Vol. 1 (1/31)

That's six novels and five book-length works of non-fiction, for eleven "real" books plus sixteen comics and similar things. Pretty good, but I think I can do better next month.