September 17, 2014 
mhoogland 
I’m really excited for pretty much every upcoming fall/winter book, but I know I won’t have a chance to read everything I want to. I don’t have enough time. So I have narrowed my blog today down to the following selections that will take precedence on what looks to be a very ambitious reading list these next few months.
A debut novel from a talented writer about a young woman growing up in a poor Irish family with a stream of consciousness narrative. Definitely worth a look.
Howley’s year-long immersion following two MMA fighters sounds fascinating. A captivating narrative that analyzes the philosophy behind MMA fighting is sure to raise some eyebrows.
I love NPH. He’s extremely talented, not to mention the clever structure of this book. I expect great things, but then again, I never expect anything less from NPH.
Yes please, I’ll have a copy. She’s funnier than Tina Fey–don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Parks and Recreation is hilarious.
- DON’T GIVE UP, DON’T GIVE IN: LESSONS FROM AN EXTRAORDINARY LIFE by Louis Zamperini and David Rensin
Because how could I not read Louis Zamperini’s autobiography after Hillenbrand’s Unbroken?
A unique World War II story about the brutal murder of a Japanese family and those investigating it. Ellroy’s latest is receiving a lot of buzz. Color me intrigued.
Honorable mentions:
I’ve already read this book, but wanted to include it hear because I strongly recommend it. A suspenseful, haunting read.
TO RISE AGAIN AT A DECENT HOUR by Joshua Ferris
Published this summer so not technically a fall/winter book, but Ferris’s novel has been on my list for a long time and was recently shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2014.
What are you most excited for this fall?
Love this list! Perfidia by James Ellroy is on my list. I’m actually getting ready to dive into Blood’s A Rover and Black Dahlia in a few weeks.
Right now my list is:
Deep Water by Patricia Highsmith
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
Disturbing the Peace by Richard Yates
A Dark Stranger by Julien Gracq
After Dark, My Sweet by Jim Thompson
In This Our Life by Ellen Glasgow
And a few others. The list gets longer and longer.
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