(Left to right on the shelf):

• In Search of London – H.V. Morton. (Loved his In Search of England not too long ago so hoping for more of the same.)
• From Holmes to Sherlock – Mattias Bostrom (NF). A deeper dive into the world of Sherlock Holmes and the fans worldwide.
• Notes from Walnut Tree Farm – Roger Deakin. (NF/nature writing.)
• The Happiness Project – Gretchen Rubin. (NF/aspirational.) (Read in progress.)
• Journal of a Solitude – May Sarton (NF/memoir.)
• Republic of Lies – Anna Merlan (NF/current events.)
• The Iceman Cometh – Eugene O’Neill. (Play.) (Tried to read it but yowzer. So much whining so it was a DNF. Still, gone and out of the house now.)
• Cranford – Elizabeth Gaskell. (F.)
• The Man Who Loved Books Too Much: The True Story of a Thief, A Detective and a World of Literary Obsession – Allison Hoover Bartlett. (NF/history.)
• Microbe Hunters – Paul de Kiruif. (NF/science.)
• Londoners – Craig Taylor. (NF/travel.) (Read this. Enjoyed it. Review here.)
• Outrageous Acts and everyday Rebellions – Gloria Steinham. (NF/autobio.)
• What Every Body is Saying – Joe Navarro. (NF/social sci.)
• Freddie & Me – Mike Dawson. (GN/bio.)
• Tales of a Female Nomad – Rita Golden Gaiman. (NF/travel.)
• The Best American Travel Writing 2020 – Robert McFarlane. (NF/travel.) (DNF. For some reason, McFarlane and I didn’t see eye-to-eye on “good writing”.)
• The Winds of War – Herman Wouk. (F.)
• The Crow Trap – Anne Cleeves. (F.)

The usual rules and guidelines apply: I don’t have to stick this list of titles if I find another title to look at and these are just suggestions. Other plans: read more from my TBR and continue to read a wide range of topics and authors (including a push for POC/BAME authors/topics).