What I've read this summer (Swedish list here):

Lionel Shriver - The Mandibles
Lionel Shriver - Game control
Harper Lee - Go set a watchman
Charlotte Crosby - Me me me
Roxane Gay - An untamed state

Read:

Lena Dunham - Not that kind of girl: a young woman tell you what she's "learned" (very blah).

Curtis Sittenfeld - Eligible

Lionel Shriver - Big brother (re-read) 

Read Bad feminist by Roxane Gay.

WHAT I'VE READ IN JANUARY

What I've read in Swedish so far: http://librisvedese.blogspot.se/

Norman Mailer - The executioner's song (don't let the fact that this book is over 1000 pages long scare you off. It is SO, SO GOOD I CAN'T EVEN)
Karen Joy Fowler - We are all completely beside ourselves (very good).

WHAT I READ IN 2015

You can find the Swedish list at http://librisvedese.blogspot.se/.  For the first time in forever I read so much more in Swedish than in English.

The ones in bold are the ones that I loved, loved, loved:

A.M. Homes - This book will save your life
Anne Enright - The forgotten waltz
Hilary Mantel - Wolf hall

Hilary Mantel - Bring up the bodies
Markus Zusak - The book thief

Ian McEwan - Saturday

Lydia Davis - The end of the story
Siri Hustvedt - The summer without men
Louise Doughty - An English murder 
Lorrie Moore - Bark

Margaret Drabble - The sea lady

Carol Topolski - Monster love 
Richard Ford - Canada

Lionel Shriver - A perfectly good family 
Lionel Shriver - Big brother 

Teju Cole - Open city

Margaret Atwood - Surfacing
Paula Hawkins - The girl on the train
Louise Welsh - The girl on the stairs
Michael Cunningham - After nightfall
J.M. Coetzee - Elizabeth Costello

Doris Lessing - Walking in the shade: volume two of my autobiography 1949-1962
Helen Gordon - Landfall
Joyce Carol Oates - Black girl/white girl
Kewin Powers - The yellow birds
Ransom Riggs - Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children
S.J. Watson - Second life

SUMMER READING

This is what I've read during the summer, most of which I spent in Berlin (Swedish list here):

Margaret Atwood - Surfacing
Paula Hawkins - The girl on the train
Louise Welsh - The girl on the stairs
Michael Cunningham - After nightfall
J.M. Coetzee - Elizabeth Costello
Helen Gordon - Landfall
Joyce Carol Oates - Black girl/white girl
Kewin Powers - The yellow birds
S.J. Watson - Second life

THE KING'S QUICKSILVER DARLING

Long time no see as per usual, book blog. I've been reading a lot in Swedish lately, so please check that out: http://librisvedese.blogspot.se/.

What I've read lately:
Teju Cole - Open city (very good).
Hilary Mantel - Bring up the bodies (ILOVEYOUHILARYMANTEL).

"You can be merry with the king, you can share a joke with him. But as Thomas More used to say, it's like sporting with a tamed lion. You tousle its mane and pull its ears, but all the time you're thinking, those claws, those claws, those claws."
- Bring up the bodies, Hilary Mantel