Read in November

For the third year in a row, I had a big family vacation in early November, and theme-park frivolity wreaked its usual havoc on my usually steady reading schedule. But that's a trade-off I don't mind at all. And, of course, Book-A-Day was still chugging along, so all you will find below are links. But, for what it's worth, here's what I read this past month:

• Ambrose Bierce, A Cynic Looks at Life (11/2)
  
• Jerome K. Jerome, Stage-Land (11/8)
  
• Bill Willingham, et. al., Jack of Fables, Vol. 7: The New Adventures of Jack & Jack (11/10)
  
• The Sweeter Side of R. Crumb (11/11)
  
• James Kochalka, Superf*ckers (11/12)
  
• Iain M. Banks, Transition (11/12)
  
• Larry Goonick, The Cartoon History of the Modern World, Part II (11/13)
  
• The Hernandez Brothers, Love and Rockets: New Stories, No. 3 (11/15)
  
• Nobuki Tadano, 7 Billion Needles, Vol. 2 (11/16)
  
• Mark Crilley, Miki Falls, Vol. 4: Winter (11/17)
  
• Joann Sfar, Lewis Trondheim, Carlos Nine, and Patrice Killoffer, Dungeon: Monstres, Vol. 3: Heartbreaker (11/18)
  
• Mats Jonsson, Hey Princess (11/19)
  
• Paulo Coelho, Derek Ruiz, and Daniel Sampere, The Alchemist: A Graphic Novel (11/22)
  
• Brett Warnock & Robert Goodin, eds., Top Shelf Asks the Big Questions (11/23)
  
• Naoki Urasawa with Takashi Nagasaki, Pluto: Urasawa x Tezuka, Vol. 1 (11/24)
  
• The Book of Genesis, Illustrated by R. Crumb (11/25)
  
• Paul Buckley, editor, Penguin 75 (11/26)
  
• Charles M. Schulz, The Complete Peanuts: 1975 to 1976 (11/26)
  
• James Enge, This Crooked Way (11/28)
  
• Brian Wood & Becky Cloonan, Demo (11/29)
  

And what's next? Well, I'm reading Pratchett's I Shall Wear Midnight right now, so that should come up pretty soon.