Poetry Readers Challenge discussion

I'll begin the year with my carryovers from 2018:

1. The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume II: 1956 – 1963 - CURRENTLY READING
2. The Essential Rumi - CURRENTLY READING
3. Us
4. Flashbulb Danger

Good start to the year, J.S.!

S. wrote: "Good start to the year, J.S.!" Thank you :-)

This is my list of Books Read in 2019:

1. The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume II: 1956 – 1963 - Completed January 2019
2. Us - Completed March 2019
3. Pale Fire - Completed May 2019
4. Wide Skies, Salt And Best Bitter - Completed July 2019
5. A Bird's Idea of Flight - Completed July 2019
6.Brain Fugue - Completed October 2019
7. Edge - Completed October 2019
8. The Essential Rumi - Completed November 2019
9.Ten Poems About Birds - Completed December 2019

This is my list of Books reviewed in 2019:

1.The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume II: 1956 – 1963 - Reviewed January 2019
2. Us - Reviewed March 2019
3. Pale Fire - Reviewed May 2019
4. Wide Skies, Salt And Best Bitter - Reviewed July 2019
5. A Bird's Idea of Flight - Reviewed July 2019
6. Brain Fugue - Reviewed October 2019
7. The Essential Rumi - Reviewed November 2019
8. Ten Poems About Birds - Reviewed December 2019

This is my 2019 reading in progress list:

1. The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume II: 1956 – 1963 - Read (January)
2. The Essential Rumi - Read (on and off across the year)
3. Us - Read (March)
4. Pale Fire - Read (May)
5. Flashbulb Danger - CURRENTLY READING
6. Wide Skies, Salt And Best Bitter - Read (July)
7. A Bird's Idea of Flight - Read (July)
8. Brain Fugue - Read (October)
9. Edge - Read (October)
10. Exposure -to be read
11. Ten Poems About Birds - Read (December)

As anyone reading my updates may have noticed by now, this year's reading is not exactly planned or structured. There is a lot of cutting between books (and a lot of prose that doesn't feature in these lists), but I'm getting there - wherever "there" might be...

I recognise that so far I've read eight books, but only reviewed six. Apologies (for not much reading and even fewer reviews). My review of The Essential Rumi will follow shortly, but I can't really comment on Edge, beyond that I really liked it, until the Review that I've written for The High Window is published.

My review of The Essential Rumi is now posted.