Read in November

Some years, I'm lackadaisical about writing individual posts about the books I read, and so this month-end post ends up capturing a lot of quick thoughts about those books. This is not one of those years: I'm nearly to the end of twelve months of Book-A-Day, so all you will find below are links. I happen to think all of those links lead to deathless prose and fascinating insights, but then I would, wouldn't I?

R. Stevens, Diesel Sweeties: These Is a Cat on the Internet! (digital proof, 11/4)

Bryan Talbot, Grandville Noel (digital proof, 11/5)

Juan Diaz Canales & Juanjo Guarnido, Blacksad: Amarillo (digital proof, 11/6)

Miss Lasko-Gross, Henni (digital proof, 11/10)

Philippa Rice, Soppy (digital proof, 11/11)

Brennan Lee Mulligan & Molly Ostertag, Strong Female Protagonist, Book One (digital proof, 11/12)

Ryo Hanada, Good-bye Geist (digital proof, 11/13)

Donald E. Westlake, The Getaway Car (11/13)

Gabriel Hardman, Kinski (digital proof, 11/14)

Carol Lay, Strip Joint (11/15)

Ben Templesmith, The Squidder (digital proof, 11/18)

Yu Suzuki, VS Aliens (digital proof, 11/19)

Helene Hanff, Underfoot in Show Business (11/19)

Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie, The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 1: The Faust Act (digital proof, 11/20)

Steve Orlando & Artyom Trakhanov, Undertow, Vol. 1: Boatman's Call (digital proof, 11/21)

The World of George Price (11/22)

Shigeru Mizuki, Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths (11/24)

Brad Teare, Cypher (11/24)

Miss Lasko-Gross, Escape from "Special" (11/25)

Thomas McGuane, The Bushwhacked Piano (11/26)

Terry Pratchett & the Discworld Emporium, The Complete Ankh-Morpork City Guide (11/26)

Neil Gaiman & Eddie Campbell, The Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains (11/28)


Next month: more links, as Book-A-Day comes to a conclusion.