As in the past, the 2014 Global Reading Challenge (2014GRC) challenges you to expand your reading boundaries, go where you haven’t been before, move a little outside your comfort zone. You may read any genre so long as the books are fiction. Decide which level you will attempt, although you can change that later if you wish. Read more here.
You still have time to participate in this challenge. From my side I was determined to participate this year at The Easy Challenge level but under the condition of counting only with authors unknown, at least to me.
So far I’ve read and/or I’m planning to read:
Africa:
- Payback (Old Street Publishing, 2011) Originally published in South Africa, 2008, by Mike Nicol
Asia:
- Villain by Shuichi Yoshida TBB
Australasia/Oceania:
- The Diggers Rest Hotel: A Charlie Berlin mystery by Geoffrey McGeachin TBR
Europe:
- The Panda Theory (Gallic Books, 2012) Translated by Svein Clouston. Original title: La Théorie du panda (2008) by Pascal Garnier
North America:
- Visitation Street (Dennis Lehane Books/Ecco, 2013) by Ivy Pochoda
South America:
- El ruido de las cosas al caer (Alfaguara, 2011) English title: The sound of things falling by Juan Gabriel Vásquez
The Seventh Continent:
- Pilgrim Soul by Gordon Ferris (set in the late 1940s) TBR
Stay tuned.