Fiction 7

Novel of "Agatha H and the Clockwork Princess" (second of the novels) by Phil and Kaja Foglio
also
Graphic novels

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol 2 by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
Nemo Heart of Ice by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen  Century 1910 by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Black Dossier by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
Nemo Roses of Berlin by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century 1969 by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
Nemo River of Ghosts by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century 2009 by Allan Moore and Kevin O'Neill
Future Shocks by Allan Moore and various artists
Neonomicon by Allan Moore and Jacen Burrows
Providence by Allan Moore and Jacen Burrows

Fiction 6

Baltimore,: Or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire by Mike Mignola and Chris Golden

Graphic novels:
Superman: Whatever happened to the Man of Tomorrow by Alan Moore and Curt Swan
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol 1 by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill

not fiction

Read
"Upstairs Wife: an intimate history of Pakistan" by Rafia Zakaria.
Vishal Rajput gave me this book a few months ago. It didn't look like the sort of book I would usually read so it sat by my bedside for quite a long time. It was tremendously captivating and very sad and scary.

"Talking Pictures: Images and Messages Rescued from the Past" by Ransom Riggs.
Collection of found photographs which have the commonality of having inscriptions of varying sorts on them.

Graphic Novel:
Beowulf by Santiago Garcia (Author), David Rubin (Artist)

Fiction 5

Finished these books:
"To Have and Have Not" by Ernest Hemingway
"Kurt Vonnegut Letters" by Kurt Vonnegut and Dan Wakefield

Graphic novel
"Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath and other Stories" by H.P.Lovecraft and Jason Bradley Thompson

fiction 4

I think it has taken years, but today I finally finished reading "The Travels and Amazing Adventures of Baron Munchausen". What has taken so long is that I've been reading it one short chapter at a time, out loud, to William. The text is full of odd archaic words so it gets one's tongue tangled and prevents multiple chapters from being read.

Graphic novels in this period:
Dust-Ship Glory by Elaine M. Will
Amerika by Kafka, illustrated by Real Godbout
The Arctic Marauder by Jacques Tardi
The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec Volume 1 and Volume 2 by  Jacques Tardi

fiction 3

Finished Kurt Vonnegut's "If This Isn't Nice, What Is?", expanded second edition - which was sitting half read for the two few years.
Also finally read graphic novel "Stagger Lee" by Derek McCulloch and Shepherd Hendrix. 

fiction reading 2

Finished
Frankenstein 1818 version

Graphic novels
Warlock by Jim Starlin
Mister Morgen by Iror Hofbauer