“Watch That Man” – Read a book that features a lot of partying “Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide” – Read a book about a protagonist who does not deal well with aging “Suffragette City” – Read a book that is heavily influenced by another book The Spy Who Came In from the Cold by John le Carré (pseudonym) “Ziggy Stardust” – Read a book that is known as an author’s attempt to ‘reinvent’ themselves (or a book published under a pseudonym) “Hang on to Yourself” – Read a book about someone who has lost themselves “Star” – Read a book about a person on the verge of something big or features a character’s big break “Lady Stardust” – Read a book that is set in the trippy 1970’s “It Ain’t Easy” – Read a book that is a rewrite of an older book “Starman” – Read a book about an alien invasion or that prominently features aliens
“Moonage Daydream” – Read a bizarro novel “Five Years” – Read a book that spans a long period of time THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS (1972) “Bombers” – Read a book about nuclear war or a book that features an apocalypse “The Bewlay Brothers” – Read a book that’s been labeled as an author’s “sell out” title “Queen Bitch” – Read a book about a seedy underground lifestyleĭirty Havana Trilogy by Pedro Juan Gutiérrez “Song for Bob Dylan” – Read a book that is about or prominently features a singer “Andy Warhol” – Read a book that is an homage to something else The Laughing Policeman by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö “Fill Your Heart” - Read a book that is co-authored “Quicksand” – Read a book about despair or in which a character is disillusioned
“Kooks” – Read a book about parenthood or that revolves around parenting “Life on Mars” – Read a sci-book that takes place on another planet “Eight Line Poem” – Read a collection of poetry “Oh! You Pretty Things” – Read a book with a punctuation in the title “The Supermen” – Read a comic book or a book that features characters will superpowers “The Man Who Sold the World” – Read a book that leaves itself open for interpretation “She Shook Me Cold” – Read a book that contains bad sex scenes “Saviour Machine” – Read a book in which technology becomes sentient
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“Running Gun Blues” – Read a book about a serial killer or that features a serial killer “After All” – Read a book that has a sad ending “Black Country Rock” – Read a parody or satire “All the Madmen” – Read a book that deals with mental illness or features a character that is suffering from mental illness “Width of a Circle” – Read a book that features a monster (real or imagined)
#Sons of the silent age meaning bowier free#
“Memory of a Free Festival” – Read a book about someone having a bad day No Pain Like This Body: A Novel by Harold Sonny Ladoo “God Knows I’m Good” – Read a book about a character who is just scraping by “Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud” – Read a fantasy novel with a child protagonist “An Occasional Dream” – Read a book about a break-up Possessing the Secret of Joy by Alice Walker “Janine” – Read a book with a female protagonist Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare “Cygnet Committee” – Read a book that uses alliteration in its title “Letter to Hermione” – Read a book written in the form of diary entries or letters The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin “Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed” – Read a book about grieving or that features a character who is grieving Gravedigger” – Read a book about murder, or that prominently features a murder “Maids of Bond Street” – Read a book that features a celebrity or is written by a celebrity “Join the Gang” – Read a book that features a gang of some sortīlood Meridian, or the Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy “Silly Boy Blue” – Read a book that explores religion “Little Bombadier” – Read a book that is drenched in cynicism and suspicion “When I Live My Dream” – Read a fantasy novel “We Are Hungry Men” – Read a book about a global catastrophe “There is a Happy Land” – Read a book with a child protagonistīrown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson “Love You Till Tuesday” – Read a book that has a day of the week in its title “Rubber Band” – Read a book about a musician/band or that prominently features one Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George “Sell Me a Coat” – Read a book that takes place in winter “Uncle Arthur” – Read a book with a man’s name in the title So, if it has a link next to it, I have already read it this year. I have read a lot of books this year, so I will hopefully cover some ground. I am starting late, so I am going to "plug in" books I have already read in 2017.
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