This helped me add a few more authors to my "Sci-fi/Fantasy Written by Women" reading list (yup, still working on that, off and on - I've almost made it to 300!).

By the way, while I love my list, it's incredibly unwieldy. It would be great if if there were a way to sort lists alphabetically by author. It'd make it easier to see how many authors I've included more than once. On the plus side, it's not possible to list a book more than once - I've tested that out, and all it does is change the book's position on the list.

This is sort of a reblog of myself, because I have a habit of making up reading lists like this - and this one has been sitting since last September in my GR writing area.

While I like the Booklikes' list idea, what I can't figure out is whether I can add any annotations or writing on this list - I'm thinking no? Because here's the thing - a reading list doesn't make much sense with only a single title to pull it together. You need to have a little bit of context before you'll understand the purpose, if it has a specific theme that is. Or alternately you could make a really, really long title, I suppose

My "new" Reading list:

Media Hoaxes and History

Under the page break is the long list of those books that I posted in my GR writing area, explaining what some of those books are and why I started the list in the first place. Some of the specifics are important - and here's a great example of why - because some of the hoax stories are short stories found only within a collection, you'll not be able to figure out the hoax just by looking at the books.