1. Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow – Gabrielle Zevin
2. Doppelganger – Naomi Klein
3. Breaking Bread with the Dead – Alan Jacob
4. The Little Drummer Girl – John LeCarré
5. The Mountain Poems of Stonehouse – Red Pine and Stonehouse
6. Master Dogen’s Zazen Meditation Handbook – Eihei Dogen
7. Zen – the First Thousand Years – Red Pine
8. Stonehouse’s Poems for Zen Monks – Red Pine
9. Trusting the Mind – Red Pine
10. Breath – James Nestor
11. Double or Nothing – Kim Sherwood
12. A Spy Like Me – Kim Sherwood
13. Movement Matters – Katy Bowman
14. Red Team Blues – Cory Doctorov
15. The Bezzle – Cory Doctorov
16. Listen – Michael Faber
17. Slow Horses (#1) – Mike Herron
18. Dead Lions (#2) – Mike Herron
19. The List (#2.5) – Mike Herron
20. Real Tigers (#3) – Mike Herron
21. Joe Country (#6) – Mike Herron
22. London Rules (#5) – Mike Herron
23. Spook Street (#4) – Mike Herron
24. Slough House (#7) – Mike Herron
25. Bad Actors (#8) – Mike Herron
26. Standing by the Wall – Mike Herron
27. A Tale for the Time Being – Ruth Ozeki
28. The Singularity – Dino Buzzati
29. Cloud Cuckoo Land – Anthony Doerr
30. Work – Robert A. Caro
31. Playground – Richard Powers
32. Karla’s Choice – Nick Harkaway
33. Die Herzlichkeit der Vernunft – Ferdinand Von Schirach & Alexander Kluge
34. To Catch a Thief – David Dodge
35. The Dawn of Everything – David Graeber & David Wengrow
36. And the Roots of Rhythm Remain – Joe Boyd

Books I especially enjoyed appear in bold type. Of those 36 books 2 were audiobooks, 3 were paper books, and the rest were ebooks. 18 of the books were borrowed from the public library.