Books of 2022

Not a fantastic year, either quantity or quality-wise. Not as much meaty history as I usual tackle, and not a lot of surprising, absorbing reads. Eh. After all, tomorrow is another day.

For a highlight, go check out Catholic World Report.

(I’m the last contributor.)

2021 edition. I read a lot more when homeschooling was still happening, it seems.

Great Granny Webster

Ladies with a Unicorn

Sea and Sardinia

The Death of Ivan Ilyich

A Calling for Charlie Barnes

My Mortal Enemy

The Wayward Bus

The Folded Leaf

The Fortunate Men

Calling and Consequences: The Making of Catholic Vocational Culture in Early Modern France

New York, My Village

The Sea Change

Pure Colour

Saint Sebastian’s Abyss

The Genesis of Gender

If Beale Street Could Talk

The Feast

The Religious Revolution: The Birth of Modern Spirituality, 1848-1898

They Were Her Property

Cold Heaven

Catholics

Life’s Work (David Milch autobiography)

The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne

Lessons

Now is not the Time to Panic

The Kingdoms of Savannah

The Old Place

The Exhibitionist

The Magic Kingdom

Read, but didn’t blog about (yet):

Tracy Flick Can’t Win

School Days

Bearings and Distances

Boundaries of Eden