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By MJ on December 31, 2011 12:12 PM (GMT +1) | Permalink

In my 7th year of participating in the 52 books meme, I read 183 various non-fiction, biography, fiction, craft, travel-themed, food-related and graphic design books, and graphic novels. 2011 was such a crazy busy year that the one thing I could still do that didn't take a lot of time was read. A 5-minute stretching break often involved calisthenics over a book, for example... Next year I hope to knit more, work less all-nighters, and just be a happier camper overall. Here's to 2012. Happy new year.

The titles in boldface were my favorites of the year.

NON-FICTION + BIOGRAPHY
  1. Seabiscuit, Laura Hillenbrand Biscuit!!! Good read. 
  2. Unbroken, Lauren Hillenbrand I could not put this book down. My husband could not put this book down. Everyone I knew who read it could not put this book down. It was good.
  3. Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food, Paul Greenberg Very informative.
  4. The Perfection Point: Sport Science Predicts the Fastest Man, the Highest Jump, and the Limits of Athletic Performance, John Brenkus Fascinating look into man's physical achievements and limitations.
  5. Nerve: Poise Under Pressure, Serenity Under Stress, and the Brave New Science of Fear and Cool, Taylor Clark
  6. Extreme Fear: The Science of Your Mind in Danger, Jeff Wise
  7. War, Sebastian Junger
  8. Is This the Real Life?: The Untold Story of Queen, Mark Blake Loved the music, liked the book.
  9. The Golden-Bristled Boar: Last Ferocious Beast of the Forest, Jeffrey Greene
  10. Young Michelangelo: A Biography, John T. Spike A rather insightful look at Michelangelo.
  11. The Art Detective: Fakes, Frauds, and Fins and the Search for Lost Treasure, Philip Mould I liked this.
  12. The Last Man on the Mountain: The Death of an American Adventurer on K2, Jennifer Jordan This was good, too.
  13. The Beekeeper's Bible: Bees, Honey, Recipes & Other Home Uses, Richard A. Jones, Sharon Sweeney-Lynch
    Niiicely done. We visited a beekeeper in Germany, and of course we
    sampled all sorts of raw, unfiltered honeys when we lived in France. My
    favorite honeys are acacia and sunflower....
  14. Anselm Kiefer: Works on Paper in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
  15. The Forger's Spell: A True Story of Vermeer, Nazis, and the Greatest Art Hoax of the Twentieth Century, Edward Dolnick
  16. Theo: The Other Van Gogh, Marie-Angelique Ozanne and Frédérique De Jode
  17. The Shakespeare Thefts: Stealing the World's Most Famous Book, Eric Rasmussen
  18. Beneath the Sands of Egypt: Adventures of an Unconventional Archaeologist, Donald P. Ryan, PhD
  19. Finders Keepers: A Tale of Archaeological Plunder and Obsession, Craig Childs
  20. True Food: Eight Simple Steps to a Healthier You, Annie Berthold-Bond, Wendy Gordon
  21. The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite, David A. Kessler
  22. American Wasteland: How America Throws Away Nearly Half of Its Food, Jonathan Bloom
  23. Living Large: From SUVs to Double Ds, Why Going Large Isn't Going Better, Sarah Wexler
  24. You Had Me at Woof: How Dogs Taught Me the Secrets of Happiness, Julie Klam
  25. The Dog Who Couldn't Stop Loving: How Dogs Have Captured Our Hearts for Thousands of Years, Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
  26. Dog, Inc.: The Uncanny Inside Story of Cloning Man's Best Friend, John Woestendiek
  27. Last Dog on the Hill: The Extraordinary Life of Lou, Steve Duno
  28. History of a Suicide: My Sister's Unfinished Life, Jill Bialosky
  29. On Rereading, Patricia Meyer Sacks
  30. Prophet's Prey: My Seven-Year Investigation into Warren Jeffs and the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints, Sam Brower
  31. Freemasons for Dummies, Christopher Hodapp 32°
  32. Fire, Sebastian Junger
  33. Worm: The Story of the First Digital World War, Mark Bowden. This read much like a third or fourth draft. I think he could have written it better.
  34. What Your Body Says (And How to Master the Message): Inspire, Influence, Build Trust, and Create Lasting Business Relationships, Sharon Sayler
  35. The Good Daughter, Jasmin Darznik
  36. Hungry: A Young Model's Story of Appetite, Ambition and the Ultimate Embrace of Curves, Crystal Renn, Marjorie Ingall. Meh. This model is actually back to model-thin, so this book is really about her insecurity.
  37. Alek: From Sudanese Refugee to International Supermodel, Alek Wek
  38. Enter Night: A Biography of Metallica, Mick Wall
  39. The Secret of Chanel No. 5
  40. Samurai Tales: Courage, Fidelity and Revenge in the Final Years of the Shogun, Romulus Hillsborough
  41. Two Kisses for Maddy: A Memoir of Loss and Love, Matthew Logelin
FICTION
  1. A Brief History of the Dead, Kevin Brockmeier Finally read this and liked it very much.
  2. Innocent, Scott Turow The bookend to his Presumed Innocent. I liked this.
  3. The Heartbreak Lounge, Wallace Stroby Not as good as Gone 'til November.
  4. City of Falling Angels, John Berendt Makes me long for Venice!
  5. The Blasphemer, Nigel Farndale Good story.
  6. Bury Your Dead, Louise Penny I really liked this mystery set in Quebec.
  7. Ruslan, Barbara Scrupski
  8. Matchless: A Christmas Story, Gregory Maguire
  9. The Peach Keeper, Sarah Addison Allen. Meh.
  10. The View from the Seventh Layer, Kevin Brockmeier
  11. The Weird Sisters, Eleanor Brown
  12. The Truth About Celia, Kevin Brockmeier
  13. Girls in Trucks, Katie Crouch
  14. Men and Dogs: A Novel, Katie Crouch
  15. The Maid, Kimberly Cutter
  16. Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall, Kazuo Ishiguro
  17. Don't Breathe a Word, Jennifer McMahon
  18. Left Bank, Kate Muir
  19. Foreign Bodies, Cynthia Ozick
  20. The Still Point, Amy Sackville. Boooring.
  21. Bad Blood, John Sandford
  22. Dark of the Moon, John Sandford
  23. Leaving Van Gogh: A Novel, Carol Wallace
  24. A Rule Against Murder, Louise Penny
  25. The Brutal Telling, Louise Penny
  26. Second Nature: A Novel, Jacquelyn Mitchard
  27. Still Life, Louise Penny
  28. City of Veils, Zoe Ferraris
  29. The Tailor of Panama, John le Carré
  30. The Night Manager, John Le Carré
  31. Single & Single, John le Carré
  32. A Most Wanted Man, John le Carré
  33. The Enchantress of Florence, Salman Rushdie
  34. Luka and the Fire of Life, Salman Rushdie
  35. East, West: Stories, Salman Rushdie
  36. Color Blind, Jonathan Santlofer
  37. The Sherlockian, Graham Moore
  38. Dog Walks Man, John Zeaman
  39. An Impartial Witness, Charles Todd
  40. The October Killings, Wessel Ebersohn
  41. One Fifth Avenue, Candace Bushnell
  42. Kill the Messenger,  Tami Hoag
  43. The Alibi Man, Tami Hoag
  44. Deeper than the Dead, Tami Hoag
  45. Broken, Karin Slaughter
  46. The Almost Moon, Alice Sebold
  47. The Inspector and Silence: An Inspector Van Veeteren Mystery, Hakan Nesser, Laurie Thompson (Translator)
  48. Sunset Road, Paul Auster
  49. Invisible, Paul Auster
  50. Last Night in Twisted River, John Irving
  51. A Lion Among Men (Wicked Years, #3), Gregory Maguire
  52. Mirror, Mirror, Gregory Maguire
  53. Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, Gregory Maguire
  54. Son of a Witch, Gregory Maguire
  55. Dracula My Love: The Secret Journals of Mina Harker, Syrie James
  56. Fragile, Lisa Unger
  57. An Object of Beauty, Steve Martin
  58. Limitations, Scott Turow
  59. The Charming Quirks of Others, Alexander McCall Smith
  60. Port Mortuary, Patricia Cornwell
  61. Captive, Jere Van Dyk
  62. The Red Garden, Alice Hoffman
  63. My Name Is Memory, Ann Brashares
  64. Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte Meh. I know. It's a classic... borefest...
  65. Amphigorey Also, Edward Gorey
  66. The Headless Bust, Edward Gorey
  67. Tinkers, Paul Harding
  68. Deliver Us From Evil, David Baldacci
  69. The Queen's Lover, Vanora Bennett
  70. Corduroy Mansions, Alexander McCall Smith
  71. The Brightest Star in the Sky, Marian Keyes
  72. Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë
  73. The Maltese Falcon, Dashiell Hammett
  74. Shades of Milk and Honey, Mary Robinette Kowal
  75. The Ice Princess, Camilla Läckberg
  76. The Russia House, John le Carré
  77. Through A Glass, Darkly, Donna Leon
  78. Suffer the Little Children, Donna Leon
  79. About Face, Donna Leon
  80. The Girl of His Dreams, Donna Leon
  81. Death in a Strange Country, Donna Leon
  82. The Wings of the Dove, Henry James
  83. Chloe Zhivago's Recipe for Marriage and Mischief: A Novel, Olivia Lichtenstein
TRAVEL-RELATED: VENICE, MAINE, CALIFORNIA
  1. Venetian Stories, Jane Turner Rylands Nice short stories told from the point of view of various Venetian citizens.
  2. Turner and Venice, Ian Warrell Turner's work is fantastic; Venice is so beautifully depicted by him.
  3. Venice Sketchbook, Huck Scarry (Useless trivia: The author is Richard Scarry's son and is no doubt the inspiration for Huck the Cat in Richard Scarry's books.)
  4. Venice 697-1797: A City, A Republic, An Enigma, Alvise Zorzi
  5. Art and Life in Renaissance Venice, Patricia Fortini Brown
  6. Venice, Alexandra Bonfante Warren
  7. No Vulgar Hotel: The Desire and Pursuit of Venice, Judith Martin
  8. The da Fiore Cookbook, Damiano Martin
  9. Venetian Taste, Adam Tihany, Francesco Antonucci, and Florence Fabricant
  10. The Photographer's Guide to the Maine Coast: Where to Find Perfect Shots and How to Take Them, David Middleton
  11. Best Places Central California Coast: Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara, Judith Babcock Wylie
  12. Compass American Guides: Maine, 4th edition, Charles Calhoun
  13. Maine: The Seasons, Terrell S. Lester
  14. Golden Country: Touring Scenic California, Susan M. Neider
  15. Saltwater Seasonings: Good Food from Coastal Maine, Sarah Leah Chase, Jonathan Chase
CRAFT + INTERIORS
  1. The Essential Guide to Color Knitting Techniques, Margaret Radcliffe
  2. The Complete Book of Traditional Guernsey and Jersey Knitting, Rae Compton Invaluable resource
  3. The Complete Book of Traditional Knitting, Rae Compton Great resource on the origins of the craft
  4. Reversible Two-Color Knitting, Jane F. Neighbors
  5. The Knitter's Book of Socks: The Yarn Lover's Ultimate Guide to Creating Socks That Fit Well, Feel Great, and Last a Lifetime, Clara Parkes
  6. The Knitter's Book of Wool, Clara Parkes
  7. Knitting 24/7: 30 Projects to Knit, Wear, and Enjoy, On the Go and Around the Clock, Véronik Avery
  8. The Magic of Handweaving, Sigrid Piroch
  9. The Weaver's Idea Book: Creative Cloth on a Rigid Heddle Loom, Jane Patrick
  10. 1000 Chairs, Charlotte & Peter Fiell
  11. New French Country: A Style and Source Book, Linda Dannenberg
FOOD-RELATED
  1. The Big Sur Bakery Cookbook: A Year in the Life of a Restaurant, Michelle Rizzolo, Michelle Wojtowicz, Michael Gilson, Catherine Price, Phillip Wojtowicz Loved this cookbook; I want to eat there! (And one of their vendors shares a birthday with me!)
  2. Becoming a Chef, Andrew Dornenburg, Karen Page
  3. The Making of A Chef, Michael Ruhlman
  4. Avec Eric: A Culinary Journey with Eric Ripert, Eric Ripert
  5. On the Line, Eric Ripert
  6. Spiced: A Pastry Chef's True Stories of Trials by Fire, After-Hours Exploits, and What Really Goes on in the Kitchen, Dalia Jurgensen. Meh.
  7. What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained, Robert L. Wolke, Marlene Parrish
  8. What Einstein Told His Cook 2: The Sequel: Further Adventures in Kitchen Science, Robert L. Wolke
  9. Women Who Eat: A New Generation on the Glory of Food, Leslie Miller
  10. The Tenth Muse: My Life in Food, Judith Jones
  11. Food Heroes, Georgia Pellegrini
  12. Medium Raw, Anthony Bourdain
  13. The I <3 Trader Joe's Party Cookbook, Cherie Mercer Twohy
  14. The Turkish Kitchen, Ghillie Başan
GRAPHIC DESIGN + ILLUSTRATION
  1. Vaughan Oliver: Visceral Pleasures, Rick Poynor I've been a fan of Vaughan Oliver's work since college. This is a good look at all his work for 4AD.
  2. Inspirability: 40 Top Designers Speak Out About What Inspires, PASH Great tactile cover, and a nice way to present the designers.
  3. A Treasury of the Great Children's Book Illustrators, Susan E. Meyer
  4. Logolicious, Peleg Top Some great logos, some good logos, and an astonishingly bad one that fails at context.
  5. Creative Solutions: Logos: Making a Strong Mark: 150 Strategies for Logos That Last, Anistasia Miller, Jared Brown
  6. 2 Color Graphics: Unlimited Design Solutions, Templin Brink Design
  7. The Big Book of Bags, Labels and Tags, Christian Campos
  8. The New Big Book of Layouts, Erin Mays, Katie Jain, Joel Anderson
  9. Catalog Design: The Art of Creating Desire, Dianna Edwards, Robert Valentine
  10. The Best of Brochure Design 7, Wilson Harvey
  11. Fashion Design Course, Steven Faerm
  12. Breaking Into Freelance Illustration: A Guide for Artists, Designers and Illustrators, Holly DeWolf
GRAPHIC NOVEL
  1. Batman RIP, Grant Morrison, Tony S Daniel
  2. Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's Al Ghul, Grant Morrison, Paul Dini, David Lopez
  3. Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 2, Greg Rucka, et al
  4. Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 4, Greg Rucka, et al
  5. Batman: No Man's Land, Vol. 5, Greg Rucka, et al
  6. The Death of Superman, Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, Roger Stern
  7. The Return of Superman, Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson

Break

By MJ on December 3, 2011 12:03 PM (GMT +1) | Permalink

Sunday#

The beach, Thanksgiving weekend.

I've been thinking about direction and focus lately. This year has been a particularly interesting one. In many ways I can't wait for it to be over, but then reality slaps me in the face because WAIT! You have projects due in January! You can't make the days go faster or you'll never make deadline!

Sunday#

One day at a time.

I went back to this post to see if I had made, and kept, any resolutions, and it appears I have. For trying something (almost) new, I attempted detestable bobbles on one project, and for improving on the old, I did some lo-fi cable technique on St Léger. Cables on a single-color background are easy-peasy, but cables on a striped, 3-color background in the round are absolutely FUN, not the least bit complicated, and I highly recommend that you try it for yourself. As for detestable bobbles, it popped up in my radar from the mental list of knitterly things I'd like to try. (Process knitter that I am.) So now that I was successful with this year's resolutions, I need to come up with another non-committal one for next year! Steeks, perhaps?

Anyway, on to reading material!



The first two books, Nerve by Taylor Clark and Extreme Fear by Jeff Wise, are related to each other. In both, the authors discuss the amygdala, that portion of the brain that governs the fear response. They cited many examples, even the same ones, most of them having to do with flight, wild animals, and nuclear destruction. All really interesting stuff (really, it *is* interesting), but the passages that drew me in where the ones about sport. It's fairly common knowledge that mental training is as important as physical training in any sport and at any level, but particularly for professional athletes and Olympians. The books examined the mental games of ball player Larry Bird (here's a snippet from the book) and speed skater Dan Jansen, among others, and how they and other athletes pushed (or failed to push) through the mental barrier. However, whereas Nerve and Extreme Fear just examined causes and examples, the last book offered solutions.

Lanny Bassham's With Winning In Mind is all about sport psychology; the name says it all. While I am neither an Olympian nor a pro climber, I think the techniques discussed in the book are highly relevant because they are all about overcoming mental barriers that keep people from succeeding in competitions physical and otherwise. (The otherwise part applies to every aspect of life, really. I mean, Lamaze breathing technique is all about calming the expectant mother and reducing panic, right?) What got me reading this book was my fear of falling: years ago I fell 20 feet from a route (the average 2-story building), and while I'm still climbing, that fear has never really left me. Routines and repetition are all good, yes, and I've been able to break through my fear to redpoint some f*cking hard routes. But once in a while the fear comes back, and that's where Bassham's book comes in handy. I highly recommend this to anyone who's hit a mental or physical wall.

Happy Monday!

Coastal Knits: Blog tour schedule

By MJ on October 12, 2011 10:12 AM (GMT +1) | Permalink | TrackBacks (0)


Coastal Knits: logo #

Today two pallets landed on Alana's doorstep, which means Coastal Knits will soon be in your hands. (In mine, too!) Pre-orders are still open until midnight Friday, so if you're interested in the book, the yarn giveaway, or signings and trunk shows, I highly recommend you go here. And of course, there's a blog tour! I'll be blogging about my part of Coastal Knits, as its graphic designer, next Wednesday October 19. Do drop by the podcast and other blogs on the days scheduled below.

Saturday, October 15: Never Not Knitting Podcast hosted by Alana and Hannah
Monday, October 17: Kate Oates of Tot Toppers
Wednesday, October 19: Mary Joy Gumayagay, graphic designer
Friday, October 21: Romi Hill of Designs by Romi
Monday, October 24: Andrea Sanchez, adventures of a sample knitter
Wednesday, October 26: Kelbourne Woolens, distributors of The Fibre Company
Friday, October 28: Allegra Wermuth, of Petite Purls
Monday, October 31: Susan B. Anderson
Wednesday, November 2: Carrie Bostick Hoge, of Maddermade and Quince & Co.
Friday, November 4: Wendy Bernard of Knit and Tonic
Monday, November 7: Nicole Dupuis, sample knitter chronicle
Wednesday, November 9: Ariane Caron-Lacoste of Falling Stitches
Friday, November 11: Deirdre Kennedy, adventures of a sample knitter
Monday, November 14: Shannon Cook of Luvin the mommyhood
Wednesday, November 16: Anne Hanson of Knitspot
Friday, November 18: Julie Crawford of Knitted Bliss
Monday, November 21: Margaux Hufnagel of tentenknits
Monday, November 28: Kirsten Kapur of Through the Loops
Wednesday, November 30: Jaala Spiro of Knit Circus
Friday, December 2: Cecily Glowik MacDonald of Winged Knits
Monday, December 5: Veronika Jobe of Yarn on the House

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