I only buy books that I am pretty confident I will read (it wasn't
always like that!), but I have still been buying more books than I
can read. For example, last year, I read 57 books but bought
69. As a result, the shelf I reserve for books I haven't yet
read contains 62 books of non-fiction and 16 of fiction.
A couple of months ago, I instituted a new rule: I only allow myself
to buy one book after reading two of the books I already have.
This means that I should drain my backlog of books in approximately
two and a half years, after reading (62 + 16) x 1.5 = 117 books.
But I can always decide that I am not going to read some of the
books I already have... ;-)
The article on
The book is
dead, by Sherman Young, will be next.
Excellent idea. I will try to use the same rule to avoid a growing list of pending books...
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