Book List 2013

Since some people have been all up in our face with their book list shizznit, I guess we gotta FALL IN LINE with their fascistic listy thinking. So here's OUR book list, bubbalah. Put THAT in your pipe. And SMOKE EET.

Book List 2013

1. *7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Stephen R. Covey
2. *50 Stories - Kay Boyle
3. 130 Projects To Get You Into Filmmaking - Grove
4. A Concise History of Indian Art - Roy C. Craven
5. A History of India 1 - Romila Thapar
6. A History of India 2 - Percival Spear
7. A Nation in Waiting - Adam Schwartz
8. A New History of India - Stanley Wolpert
9. A Tale Of Millions: Bangladesh Liberation War - M. Rafiqul Islam
10. Adventures in the Skin Trade - Dylan Thomas
11. Akbar & the Jesuits - Pierre du Jarric
12. *Among the White Moonfaces - Shirley Lim
13. An Advanced History of India - Majumdar, Raychaudhari, & Datta
14. Angle of Repose - Wallace Stegner
15. *Asian Dragons & Green Trade - Simon Tay & Daniel Esty
16. Bangladesh From Mujib to Ershad, an interpretive study - Lawrence Ziring
17. Being Wrong - Kathryn Schultz
18. Bergman on Bergman - Paul Britten Austin, transl.
19. Best American Movie Writing 2001 - John Landis, ed.
20. Beyond Basic Photography - Henry Horenstein
21. *Bird by Bird - Anne Lamott
22. Breathless - Jean-Luc Goddard
23. Canyon Cinema - Scott McDonald
24. Cinema, Emergence, & The Films of Satyajit Roy - Keya Ganguly
25. Clarissa - Samuel Richardson
26. Colonial Masculinity - Mrinalini Sinha
27. Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky
28. Daddyji - Ved Mehta
29. Daybooks of Edward Weston -
30. Death in Venice - Thomas Mann
31. Decolonizing the Mind - Ngugi wa Thiong'o
32. *Designing A Photograph - Bill Smith
33. Desis in the House - Sunaina Maira
34. Dharma and Development - Joanna R. Macy
35. *Digital Filmmaking - Mike Figgis
36. Escape From Tyranny - Zulkifli Ahmed
37. Essentials of Screenwriting - Richard Walter
38. Fighting Spirit of East Timor - Rowena Lennox
39. *Finnegan's Wake - James Joyce
40. First Person Singular - Joyce Carol Oates
41. *Five Screenplays - Harold Pinter
42. Folklore of Tamil Nadu - S.M.L. Lakshman Chettiar
43. From Word to Image - Marcie Begleiter
44. Gandhi - Louis Fischer
45. Gandhi's Truth — On the Origins of Militant Nonviolence - Erik H. Erikson
46. Gangsters and Revolutionaries - Robert Cribb
47. *Getting Organized - Stephanie Winston
48. Gotta Have It - Spike Lee
49. Herzog - Saul Bellow
50. Hinduism - Its Historical Development - Troy Wilson Organ
51. Hitchcock - Francois Truffaut
52. *I Can Make You Thin - Paul McKenna
53. In The Blink of An Eye - Walter Murch
54. India Wins Freedom - Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
55. Indian Art - Philip Rawson
56. Indonesian Confrontation - Gabriel Tan
57. IsvarChandra Vidyasagar -
58. *J. Paul Getty Photo Collection -
59. Kieslowski on Kieslowski - Darusia Stok, ed.
60. Light in August - William Faulkner
61. Look Homeward Angel - Thomas Wolfe
62. Making Documentary Films - Barry Hampe
63. Making Pictures: A Century of European Cinematography -
64. Masters of Light - Schaefer & Salvato
65. Medieval Mysticism of India - Ksitimohan Sen
66. Meena, Heroine of Afghanistan - Melody Ermachild Chavis
67. Mike Leigh on Mike Leigh - Amy Raphael, ed.
68. Motion Studies - Rebecca Solnit
69. Movies & Methods - Bill Nichols, ed.
70. Movies & Methods II - Bill Nichols, ed.
71. Mucho Sol - Manuel Alvarez Bravo
72. My Traitor's Heart - Rian Malan
73. *Nakshi Kantha of Bengal - Sila Basak
74. Notes on Directing - Walker
75. Orientalism - Edward W. Said
76. Our Films, Their Films - Satyajit Ray
77. Our Lady of Controversy - Alma Lopez
78. Primitive Art - Frank Boas
79. Punjabi Century 1857-1947 - Prakash Tandon
80. Reading Lolita In Teheran - Azar Nafisi
81. Rebel Without A Crew - Robert Rodriguez
82. River of Shadows - Rebecca Solnit
83. Rosie - Anne Lamott
84. Satyajit Ray: The Inner Eye (The Biography Of A Master Film-Maker - Andrew Robinson
85. Sayles on Sayles - Gavin Smith, ed.
86. Screenwriting 434 - Lew Hunter
87. Shoot Me - Simonelli & Frumkes
88. Showdown - Jorge Amado
89. Singapore Studies - Basant Kapur
90. So Much Pretty - Cara Hoffman
91. Something Like An Autobiography - Kurosawa Akira
92. Switch - Chip & Dan Heath
93. The Argumentative Indian - Amartya Sen
94. The Art of the Novel - Milan Kundera
95. The Autobiography of An Unknown Indian - Nirad C. Chaudhary
96. The Bengal Muslims 1871 - 1906 - Ahmed
97. The City & The City - China Mieville
98. The Concerned Photographer - Cornell Capa
99. The Declaration of Independent Filmmaking - Polish, Polish, & Sheldon
100. The Devil Finds Work - James Baldwin
101. The Discovery of India - Jawaharlal Nehru
102. The Films of Akira Kurosawa - Donald Richie
103. The Fine Print - Fred Picker
104. The Forgotten Army (Indian Mutiny) - Peter Ward Fay
105. The Gene Hunters Biotechnology and the scramble for seeds - Calestous Juma
106. The Gift - Lewis Hyde
107. The Great Hedge of India - Roy Moxham
108. The Hill of Devi - E.M. Forster
109. The Idiot - Fyodor Dostoevsky
110. The Indonesian Revolution and The Singapore Connection - Yong Mun Cheong
111. The Men Who Ruled India Vol. I The Founders - Philip Woodruff
112. The Men Who Ruled India, Vol. II The Guardians - Philip Woodruff
113. The Mother Tongue - Bill Bryson
114. The Political Economy of Social Control in Singapore - Christopher Tremewan
115. The Rape of Bangladesh - Mascarenhas
116. The Remembered Village - M.N. Srinivasan
117. The Rig Veda - Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty, transl
118. The Story of Zahra - Hanan al-Shaykh
119. Third World Filmmaking -
120. The Unmaking of Malaysia -
121. Theory & Practice of Film Sound - Weis & Belton
122. Time Bombs in Malaysia - Lim Kit Siang
123. Unmasking Najib -
124. *Visionary Film - P. Adams Sitney
125. Wanted: Equality and Justice In The Muslim Family - Zainah Anwar, ed.
126. Wikileaks - David Leigh & Luke Harding
127. Witness to an Era - Frank Moraes
128. Women Creating Indonesia: The First Fifty Years -
129. Writers' Workshop in a Book - Cheuse and Alvarez
130. Yonnondio - Tillie Olsen
131. Your Future, My Faith, Our Freedom - Chee Soon Juan
132. Zen & The Art of Screenwriting - W. Froug

Okay, 132 books *does* seem like a lot, but I have set aside all my days to work on the film stuff, so that really ends up being, like 60 books or so. Anybody going to buy me pizza if I make all them books on my list this year? Hello? Waiting for the invite?