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@beckalina Yeah that would work. I'd suggest a #ReadingProject or #MediaDiet type tag. Jason Kottke uses the term Media Diet for what he reads in a year + watches, listens & plays, and I like the concept since what media you consume is important too.

I use GR since I have a Kindle and it updates my progress automatically for me. I'm figuring out a way to use IFTTT to copy the finished books to a spreadsheet. (I forgot to finish my thought!)

The end of the year, then, and the start (tomorrow) of a new year's #reading I managed 74 books this year, so my Great Nineteenth-Century Reading Project of 2023 (as I now like to think of it) shouldn't be too excessive.

The overwhelming consensus was to read thematically and start with Race and Empire as a theme, so here's the planned list. It's commentable, so pitch in if you think I've omitted something unmissable! 😍

#2023Reading #ReadingProject
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-eIM2dhQop31nDhqquMMM1leN19y2GjFpV023w_dm3I/edit?usp=sharing

For my #ReadingProject, I would like to read the 100 best novels Of all time. Do you know a list that is better than this one?

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2003/oct/12/features.fiction