Bookshelf is the column in RE devoted to reading. In each issue of the magazine, a different individual chooses the books that represent some part of who they are.

Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Patrick Bracher on a life littered with books | Issue 21 | 2022
Two books for 2022

Two books for 2022

Piranesi. The Promise. Entangled Life. Destiny Disrupted | Choose two | Issue 20 | 2022

Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Vanisha Weatherspoon's bookshelf includes Fear Is My Homeboy, Yoga Sutras, and The Color of Law | Issue 19 | 2021
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Farmida Bi's bookshelf includes In Other Rooms, Other Wonders | Issue 18 | 2020
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Alison Deitz's bookshelf includes Puberty Blues and House of Spirits | Issue 17 | 2020
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Nicola Liu is the editor of RE. Her bookshelf includes George Saunders and Alice Oswald | Issue 16 | 2019
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Alexandra Howe's bookshelf includes Pride and Prejudice, Pearl and Plainsong | Issue 15 | 2019
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Sheela Moorthy's bookshelf includes Calvino, Woolf and Pamuk | Issue 14 | 2018
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Chaim Wachsberger's bookshelf includes An American Tragedy, Joyce, and Yeats | Issue 13 | 2018
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Stephen Parish's bookshelf includes Historic Worthing and Wild Flowers of Bahrain | Issue 12 | 2017
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Saskia Mehlhorn's bookshelf includes The Three-Body Problem, Kassandra, and Der Untertan | Issue 11 | 2017
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Laura Shumiloff's bookshelf includes Sassoon, Lermontov and Classical Ballet Technique | Issue 10 | 2016
Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Books for teenagers, chosen by teenagers | includes Holes and The Book of Lost Things | Issue 8 | 2015
Catherine Brunet

Catherine Brunet

'She had the early misfortune of being born the youngest' | A story by Alexandra Howe | Issue 3 | 2012