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Here is a list of what I read in 2025. You can read about my Top 10 Best reads of the year on my Substack.
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Another year in which I actively sought to use my reading to learn and bear witness in whatever way possible during the most challenging of times. I’m grateful to these novelists, poets, and thinkers for their great minds and powerful words. I love literature and poetry because it has the power to expand the mind,…
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How do you synthesise a year in pages? How do you encapsulate the highs and lows, both personally and professionally, against the books that guided you toward the final hours of the final day of 2023? I feel very blessed to have started and ended this year in words. From wrapping up work on my…
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This was a very busy year for me and my writing, but grateful for all the time I spent reading and then reading some more. It was novel to read a novel outside my own four walls and even home country. From travel reads, to bedtime books, to lunchtime poems, to library picks, here are…
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Well it was another strange year, but like the past few years, reading has been a tonic, a friend, a portal to the outside world. Here are my top ten picks of books both old and new from poetry to memoir to fiction. Here is everything I read in 2021: Byobu – Ida Vitale Night…
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What a year I had with all things writing, workshopping, editing, performing, and of course, reading. My top read of 2019 goes to the ground-breaking and utterly delicious Paul takes the form of a mortal girl by Andrea Lawlor. They have created such an interesting, nostalgic, sexy and moving work of fiction that centres itself…
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This was truly a year like no other. Like many, I would never have predicted 2020 to turn out the way it did. I vividly can recall how I rang in 2020 on December 31st which was such a far cry to what today looks like. As trying as this year has been, I am…
Andrés N. Ordorica 