Lists of Note (April)

I purchased and read this book in early April but somehow omitted this in the bold, however, the Introduction has more poignancy now than it did then. At that point I wasn’t aware of the affect on Lockdown on the type/quantity/structure of lists. 

The book is really interesting, its contents are varied in terms of the constituents of each list, or their uses, or the often famous list-writer. It doesn’t always show the original list which can be disappointing.