I have been trying to read one book a week for some years now. I started this journey inspired by a post from Julien Smith in late 2009. I always read a lot, but never took the time to keep track of how much. Having a goal helps me stay focused. I have a pretty busy schedule, but I always take the time everyday to read, whether at home or away. Whatever your habits are, I am sure you can find a few minutes a day to dedicate to a good book.
As my friend Anton says, I help keep Amazon and other bookstores (online and offline) profitable.
Books read in 2018
- O ano da morte de Ricardo Reis, by José Saramago (Wook)
- Better living through criticism, by A. O. Scott (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Cadernos de Lanzarote I, by José Saramago
- Avance, by Francesco Marconi
- Call me by your name, by André Aciman (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Walk Through Walls, by Marina Abramović (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Read This If You Want to Take Great Photographs of People, by Henry Carroll (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- A Doença, o Sofrimento e a Morte Entram Num Bar, by Ricardo Araújo Pereira
- What is Culture for, by The School of Life
- Rise of the Youpreneur, by Chris Ducker (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Your Press Release Is Breaking My Heart, by Janet Murray (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Everybody Writes, by Ann Handley (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- How to Write Non-Fiction, by Joanna Penn (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Big Magic, by Elisabeth Gilbert (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Digital freedom, by Matt Stone (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Hotel Memória, by João Tordo
- Stop talking start doing, by Sháá Wasmund (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Running a Web Design Business from Home, by Rob Cubbon (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- How To Be A Rockstar Freelancer, by Collis Ta’eed Cyan Ta’eed
- The million dollar blog, by Natasha Courtney-Smith (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Read this if you want to be Instagram famous (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- Show Your Work!, by Austin Kleon (Amazon US | Amazon UK)
- The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, by Mark Manson (Amazon US | Amazon UK)