This is what the book list looks like now:
- A History of Cambodia - David Chandler
- A History of Modern Indonesia - M.C. Ricklefs
- A House in Gross Disorder - Cynthia B. Herrup
- A Point of Light - Zhou Mei
- A Spy's Revenge - Richard V. Hall
- A Will For Freedom - Romen Bose
- Agnes Smedley - J.R. & S.R. MacKinnon
- Armed Communist Movements in Southeast Asia - Lim Joo Jock, Vani S., Eds.
- Asian Labour In The Japanese Wartime Empire - Paul Kratoska, Ed.
- Beating the Blues - Thase & Lang
- Between Two Oceans - Murkett, Miskic, Farrell, & Chiang
- Bird by Bird - Anne Lamott
- Blood On The Golden Sands - Lim Kean Siew
- Captains of Consciousness - Stuart Ewen
- Chinese Customs - Henri Dore
- Clay Walls - Kim Ronyoung
- Colonial Masculinity - Mrinalini Sinha
- Daniel Deronda - George Eliot
- Dictionary of the Khazars - Milorad Pavic
- Extraordinary Popular Delusions - Charles Mackay
- Finnegan's Wake - James Joyce
- First Person Singular - Joyce Carol Oates
- Folklore of Tamil Nadu - S.M.L. Lakshman Chettiar
- Force 136:Story of A Resistance Fighter in WWII - Tan Chong Tee
- From Pacific War to Merdeka - James Wong Wing On
- Gaijin - James Clavell
- Gandhi's Truth — On the Origins of Militant Nonviolence - Erik H. Erikson
- How I Adore You - Mark Pritchard
- I Am America (And So Can You) - Stephen Colbert
- In Pursuit of Mountain Rats - Anthony Short
- In The Grip of a Crisis - Rudy Mosbergen
- Kempeitai:The Japanese Secret Service Then And Now - Richard Deacon
- Kempeitai - Raymond Lamont Brown
- Krait:The Fishing Boat That Went To War - Lynette Ramsay Silver
- Kranji - Romen Bose
- Labour Unrest in Malaya - Tai Yuen
- Lest We Forget - Alice M. Coleman & Joyce E. Williams
- Life As The River Flows - Agnes Khoo
- Living Hell - Goh Chor Boon
- Luntaya Acheiq: An Illustrated Book of Burmese Court Textiles - Punvasa Kunlabutr
- Malaya and Singapore During the Japanese Occupation - Paul H. Kratoska, Ed.
- Meena, Heroine of Afghanistan - Melody Ermachild Chavis
- Modern Japan, A Historical Survey - Hane Mikiso
- My Island in the Sun - Khor Cheang Kee
- Nakshi Kantha of Bengal - Sila Basak
- Niels Lyhne - Jens Peter Jacobsen
- Nonsense - Robert J. Gula
- No Cowardly Past - James Puthucheary
- Operation Matador - Ong Chit Chung
- Orientalism - Edward W. Said
- Outwitting the Gestapo - Lucie Aubrac
- Pearl S. Buck, A Cultural Biography - Peter Conn
- People's War, People's Army - Vo Nguyen Giap
- Primitive Art - Frank Boas
- Prometheus Rising - Robert Anton Wilson
- Raffles - Maurice Collins
- Reading Lolita In Teheran - Azar Nafisi
- Red Star Over Malaya - Cheah Boon Kheng
- Rehearsal for War - Ban Kah Choon & Yap Hong Kuan
- Rethinking Raffles - Syed Muhd. Khairudin Aljunied
- Revolt in Paradise - K'tut Tantri
- Rosie - Anne Lamott
- Satyajit Ray: The Inner Eye (The Biography Of A Master Film-Maker - Andrew Robinson
- Screenwriting 434 - Lew Hunter
- Shanghai Refuge, A Memoir of the WWII Jewish Ghetto - Ernest G. Heppner
- Sherpas Through Their Rituals - Sherry B. Ortner
- Singapore & The Many-Headed Monster - Joe Conceicao
- Singapore The Air-Conditioned Nation - Cherian George
- Singapore The Pregnable Fortress - Peter Elphick
- Sisters in the Resistance - Margaret Collins Weitz
- Soldiers Alive - Ishikawa Tatsuzo
- Southeast Asia in the Age of Commerce Vol. I - Anthony Reid
- Southeast Asia in the Age of Commerce Vol. II - Anthony Reid
- Strangers Always A Jewish Family in Wartime Shanghai - Rena Krasno
- Stress and Mental Health in Malaysian Society - Tan Chee Khuan
- The Art of the Novel - Milan Kundera
- The Autobiography of An Unknown Indian - Nirad C. Chaudhary
- The Bengal Muslims 1871 - 1906 - Ahmed
- The Birth of Vietnam - Keith Weller Taylor
- The British Humiliation of Burma - Terence R. Blackburn
- The Devil Finds Work - James Baldwin
- The Discourses - Niccolo Machiavelli
- The Double Tenth Trial - C. Sleeman, S.C. Sillein, Eds.
- The Dutch Seaborne Empire 1600 - 1800 - C.R. Boxer
- The Emergence of Modern Turkey - Bernard Lewis
- The End of the War - Romen Bose
- The Eye Over The Golden Sands - Lim Kean Siew
- The Gift - Lewis Hyde
- The Gravedigger's Daughter - Joyce Carol Oates
- The Jungle is Neutral - F. Spencer Chapman
- The Lives of Agnes Smedley - Ruth Price
- The Old Wine Shades - Martha Grimes
- The Malayan Union Controversy 1942-1948 - Albert Lau
- The Mak Nyahs Malaysian Male to Female Transexuals - Teh Yik Koon
- The March of Folly From Troy To Vietnam - Barbara W. Tuchman
- The Mind's I - Hofstadter & Dennett
- The Nanjing Massacre - Honda Katsuichi
- The Origins of The Second World War in Asia and the Pacific - Iriye Akira
- The Plague - Albert Camus
- The Political Economy of Social Control in Singapore - Christopher Tremewan
- The Price of Peace - Foong Choon Hon, Ed.
- The Rape of Nanking - Iris Chang
- The Remembered Village - M.N. Srinivasan
- The Right To Die - Humphry-Wickett
- The Rise & Fall of the Knights Templar - Gordon Napier
- The Scents of Eden, A History of the Spice Trade - Charles Corn
- The Sky Book - Richard Misrach
- The Tin Drum - Gunther Grass
- The Ugly Chinaman - Bo Yang
- The War in Malaya - A.E. Percival
- The Way of All Flesh - Samuel Butler
- Three Came Home - Agnes Newton Keith
- Time Bombs in Malaysia - Lim Kit Siang
- Tokyo Rose - Masayo Duus
- Virtual Reality - Howard Rheingold
- War & Memory in Malaysia & Singapore - P. Lim Pui Huen, Diana Wong, Eds.
- Who Won The Malayan Emergency - Herbert Andrew
- Wilt on High - Tom Sharpe
- Witness to an Era - Frank Moraes
- Women in the Holocaust - Dalia Ofer, Lenore J. Weitzman, Eds.
- Writers' Workshop in a Book - Cheuse and Alvarez
- You'll Die in Singapore - Charles McCormac
- You'll Never Get Off This Island - Keith Wilson
- Your Memory: A User's Guide - Alan Baddeley
The astute reader will notice that, as usual, quite a few new titles have crept it. While I would never refer to any reader of mine as a fart (ass-toot?), I will admit to being a creep when it comes to books. Slow, creeping accretions to my book lists abound. I admit it, and hang my head, if only to read a little faster (it's a great angle if you adjust the light right). In the event, I will publish an updated list at the beginning of July, since I've read enough to brag a little and hint to any friends who might read this that they could, without shame, think of getting me pizza, or a cheeseburger, or cake, even, to congratulate me for my efforts.
Although, quite frankly, the current reading is mostly pretty grisly WW II Pacific Theatre material. Why do I read this stuff? Leave a comment. It'll keep me from eating chocolate till I pass out, or something.
Oh, yeah, check the previous book list and reviews.
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