Books Read in February

Another month has come and gone, and I read the usual medium-sized pile of books while it was here. I also started back up Book-A-Day during February, mostly for force me to write about the things I was reading more quickly. (The other thing that gets me to write about books quickly is a deadline, in case any one out there feels like hiring me to do reviews.)

So this is what I got up to in February of the Clarkean year 2010:

• C. Tyler, You'll Never Know: A Graphic Memoir, Book One: A Good and Decent Man (2/1)
  
• James Sturm, Market Day (2/2)
  
• Michael Chabon, Manhood for Amateurs (2/2)
  
• Scott Adams, Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain! (bound galleys) (2/2)
  
• Kazuo Koike & Goseki Kojima, Path of the Assassin, Vol. 15: One Who Rules the Dark (2/3)
  
• Benjamin, Remember (2/4)
  
• Bryan Talbot, Grandville (2/5)
  
• Jen Yates, Cake Wrecks (2/6)
  
• Kage Baker, Not Less Than Gods (2/8)
  
• J. Torres and Elbert Or, Lola: A Ghost Story (PDF) (2/8)
  Look for my review in the 6/10 issue of Realms of Fantasy.
  
• Jane Yolen & Mike Cavallaro, Foiled (PDF) (2/9)
  Look for my review in the 6/10 issue of Realms of Fantasy.
  
• Chris Schweizer, Crogan's March (PDF) (2/9)
  
• Ray Fawkes, Possessions, Vol. 1: Unclean Getaway (PDF) (2/10)
  Look for my review in the 6/10 issue of Realms of Fantasy.
  
• Mark Twain, Who Is Mark Twain? (2/11)
  
• Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto, Vol. 42 (2/12)
  
• Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto, Vol. 43 (2/16)
  
• Josh Neufeld, A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge (2/17)
  
• Steven Brust, Iorich (2/17)
  
• Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto, Vol. 44 (2/18)
  
• Don DeLillo, Point Omega (2/18)
  
• Kazu Kibuishi, Amulet, Book Two: The Stonekeeper's Curse (2/19)
  
• Lewis Trondheim, Little Nothings, Vol. 3: Uneasy Happiness (2/22)
  
• Tom DeHaven, Our Hero: Superman on Earth (2/22)
  
• Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming, Powers, Vol. 10: Cosmic (2/23)
  
• Budjette Tan and KaJo Baldisimo, Trese: Mass Murders (2/24)
  
• Kurt Busiek & Brent Eric Anderson, Astro City: The Dark Age, Vol. 1: Brothers and Other Strangers (2/25)
  
• Malcolm Gladwell, What the Dog Saw and Other Adventures (2/28)
  

And that was February in these parts. How's it been by you?.