Read in May

This post is mostly an organization device for my blog -- or a way to track down my reviews of books, for those who may be stalking me literarily for whatever unfathomable reasons -- so most of you will have already moved past it, and that's just fine.

But here's what I read this past month, with links where possible and with links to come (at what time, deponent sayeth not) for the rest:

• Rudy Rucker, Nested Scrolls (5/1)
• Doug TenNapel, Bad Island (5/1)
• Anders Nilsen, Big Questions (5/2)
• Ray Fawkes, One Soul (5/3)
• Charuca, I Love Kawaii (5/5)
• Ysabeau S. Wilce, Flora's Fury (5/8)
• Faith Erin Hicks, Friends With Boys (5/9)
• John Gardner, Grendel (5/10)
• Geoffrey Chaucer, adapted by Seymour Chwast, The Canterbury Tales (5/11)
• Tim Powers, Hide Me Among the Graves (5/17)
• Alan Moore, Curt Swan, et. al., Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? (5/21)
• Steve Erickson, These Dreams of You (5/24)
• Jules Feiffer, Passionella and Other Stories (5/29)
• Scott Meyer, Basic Instructions: The Curse of the Masking-Tape Mummy (5/30)

Next month: more books!