Read in February

My reading life continued to flow at a slow pace this month: I'm not reading as much as I think I should, and I'm reading a lot of library books, so I also have the feeling that I'm not reading the right books, either. And Hugo reading might be upon me soon -- assuming I bother to buy a membership this year, which is very debatable after the fiasco of last year's ballot; I ended up spending a month reading what was frank a load of mediocre works, to be very kind.

Grump, grump, grump. Anyway, here's what I did read, and I hope you were more satisfied with what you read than I was:

• David Koenig, Realityland (2/4)
  
• Peter Ackroyd, London Under (2/7)
• Scott Westerfeld, Goliath (2/9)
• Michael Lewis, Boomerang (2/13)
• Scott Snyder, Rafael Albuquerque, & Mateus Santolouco, American Vampire, Vol. 2 (2/14)
• Drew Weign, Set to Sea (2/16)
• Mark Crilley, Brody's Ghost, Vol. 1 (2/17)
• P.J. O'Rourke, Holidays in Heck (2/17)
• Alison Bechdel, editor, The Best American Comics 2011 (2/22)
• Sue Grafton, V Is For Vengeance (2/24)
• Susan Veness, The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World (2/26)
• Ogi Ogas & Sai Gaddam, A Billion Wicked Thoughts (2/29)
• Ryohgo Narita, Suzuhito Yasuda, & Akiyo Satorigi, Durarara!!, Vol. 1 (2/29)

And that was February -- with any luck, March will be better.