Turning the pages of 2017--Books I've read

Who am I? Books tell lots of stories. Here's what I've read since late August--11 complete, four others in various stages.
      Total completed this year--30. Partial, and probably unfinished, 8. Four current at the bottom will be completed.

Non-fiction

• Draft No. 4, John McPhee, fav author, stories about his writing
• Falcon, Helen Macdonald, the story of falcons throughout history
• River of Traps, William deBuys & Alex Harris, story and photos of a New Mexico mountain life
• Valles Caldera, William deBuys & Don J. Usher, story & photos of New Mexico's national preserve 
• Pure  Quill, Photographs of Barbara Van Cleve and her story, Susan Hallsten McGarry, western horse woman

Fiction 

• Becoming A Warrior, Moose Tyler, my friend and UCO colleague
• The Western Star, Craig Johnson, Longmire
• The Bridge Troll Murders, Shelton Russell, Oklahoma author and Oklahoma train setting

Inspirational

• The Pocket Thomas Merton, insightful Catholic monk

Reread 

• The War of Art, Steven Pressfield
• Death Comes for the Archbishop, Willa Cather

Reading Now

• Texas Blood, Roger D. Hodge, seven generations in the borderlands
• Death in the Sahara, Michael Asher, Timbuktu railway expedition massacre
• Enchantment and Exploitation, William deBuys, story of New Mexico's Sangre de Cristos mountains
• A Moveable Feast, (Rereading) Hemingway

Partial--English Grammar and Composition, John Warringer, high school senior English text

Here's the link to my first eight months' reading:

Turning the pages of 2017