I have been reading books every day for at least 30 minutes since my early teens. It has been the single biggest reason for shaping my personality, thought-process and professional choices. Below is my yearly reading list. Looking for recommendations? I have curated a list by theme.
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What I Read in 2025
As usual, my last year’s reading was split between deliberate explorations and guilty pleasures. The thrillers, murder mysteries, and crime fiction were my airport reading and guilty pleasures, feeding the…
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What I read in 2024
My reading goals used to be overly ambitious, leaving me frustrated at year’s end. I inevitably read less than I had planned. But this year, I focused more on engaged…
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What I read in 2023
The absurdity of the hope that we will do things differently in the new year than what we did in the year gone by is mindboggling. Yet, hope and optimism…
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What I read in 2022
I already wrote about what happened with my reading routine and habit this year. But still managed to read some books. Here are the books that I finished this year.…
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What I read in 2021
Non-fiction This year I consumed more reports on climate change and carbon market than books. COP26 was a landmark event for everyone whether working on climate change or not and…
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What I read in 2020
2020 started horribly for me, and I am not talking about the pandemic which came later. The horrible start of the year forced me to agonise over and introspect about…
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What I read in 2019
This was a post I used to write typically in the first or second week of January. But recently things have not been going in the usual way. I…
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What I read in 2018 (fiction)
This list consists of the usual comfort and light reading (read crime fiction and thrillers). Yet, this year I tried to explore a few new authors and read a couple…
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What I read in 2018 (Non-fiction)
This post is almost a couple of months late. It was begging attention in my draft folder for at least six weeks. Finally here is the list of books that…
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What I read in 2017 – Part 2 (Fiction)
I read a lot of fiction. Mostly crime-fiction, it is my guilty pleasure and companion on all my flights. Choosing what to read has been a very random decision. Sometimes…
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