21. Free Range Knitter by Stephenie Pearl-McPhee
22. The Colossus of New York by Colson Whitehead
(THIS is what I love about New York!)23. Gargoyle
24. Cautionary Tales for Children by Hillaire Bellog, rediscovered & illustrated by Edward Gorey
25. Frank Miller's Sin City: Vol 7- Hell & Back
26. The Dress Lodger by Sheri Holman
27. The Discovery of Chocolate: A Novel by James Runcie
28. An Underground Education by Richard Zacks
(Awesome random information.)29. Letters in the Attic by Bonnie Shimko
30. A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary by Xiaolu Guo
31.Fables Vol 3. Storybook Lovey by Bill Willingham, etc.
32. Leftovers by Laura Weiss
33. After School Nightmare Vol. 9 by Shona Mizushiro
34. Snow by Tracy Lynn
35. (As Francesca): A Novel by Martha Baer
36. 500 Handmade Dolls: Modern Explorations of the Human Form, Lark Books
(Gorgeous, absolutely.)37. Parnassus On Wheels by Christopher Morley
(Utterly delightful adventure for the joy of books.)38. How to (Un)Cage a Girl: Poems by Francesca Lia Block
39. Fables Vol. 4 March of the Wooden Soldiers by Bill Willingham, etc.
40. Fables Vol. 5 The Mean Seasons by Bill Willingham, etc.
41. The Diving Bell & The Butterfly by Jean-Dominiques Bauby
(The writing is so amazing you might forget how sad the circumstances are.)42. The Bell at Sealy Head by Patricia A. McKillip
(Fantastic & amazing as McKillip almost always is.)43.Women (photogrphs) by Annie Leibovitz & Susan Sontag
44. X-Ray by Nic Veasey
(X-ray photos of common things. Awesome.)45. Fables Vol. 6 Homelands by Bill Willingham, etc.
46. Mouse Guard, Fall 1152 by David Peterson
(If you loved Redwall and wish there was a graphic novel like that, well there's this...)47. Nightmares & Fairy Tales: Vol. 4 Dancing With the Ghosts of Whales
48. Fables Vol 7. Arabian Nights & Days by Bill Willingham, etc.
49. Fables Vol. 8 Wolves by Bill Willingham, etc.
50. The Good Fairies of New York by Martin Millar
51. Unpacking the Boxes: A Memoir of A Life in Poetry by Donald Hall
52. Snake Hips: Belly Dancing and How I found True Love by Anne Thomas Soffee
53. 500 Handmade Books: Inspiring Interpretations of a Timeless Form, Lark Books
54. Someplace to be Flying by Charles De Lint
(De Lint never lets me down for inspiring, thought-provoking, dream-inpiring urban fantasy. Love, love, love.)55. Passive Aggesive Notes: Painfully polite & Hilariously HostileWritings. ed. Kerry Miller
