Time to go through my reading log and fill this in.

Beginning of May I was finishing up the last of the Revelation Space universe with Machine Vendetta. That checks off a bunch of the bottom. It's a sci-fi mystery novel with multiple perspective characters, one of which is nearing retirement. I've marked this purple.

May to July, I read the Dungeon Crawler Carl books. As a series, they cover a lot of the missing cells on the right and finish columns D and E. I've marked this yellow.

I then read The Faith of Beasts, James S. A. Corey's new book. Doesn't really hit any cells I haven't already.

In August, I re-read the Bartimaeus series, one I loved as a child. Delightful little series. Importantly for this, it has footnotes. This is marked dark green.

At the end of August, I read John Scalzi's Android's Dream, which was excellent. At the beginning of September, I read Alastair Reynolds' House of Suns, which was also excellent. Neither hits anything new, so not marking for them.

Next, I read Sanderson's Isles of the Emberdark, which has a prominent nature component. I concluded September and spent the first half of October on Robert Jackson Bennett's latest series, starting with The Tainted Cup. This also has a strong nature focus. Emberdark in black, Corruption series in light green.

In early October, I went on a road trip with my wife. On the trip, we listened to two audiobooks. The first was Tusks, Tails & Teacakes, the best part of which was that it had punctuation in the title. I kid, it was a cute fantasy romance with enough other stuff going on to keep it interesting. Marking this one red. The other one we listened to was the latest Bobiverse book, but that hits so many of the same cells that I'm skipping it.

I'm currently reading the Old Man's War series by Scalzi. Very good. Doesn't hit anything new, but I marked it in pink anyway.

Still haven't completed any Bingos since Dungeon Crawler Carl. That center space is hard.