Reading Challenge 2018

Now that 2018 is here, it's time to set the new reading challenge! I didn't manage to finish the 2017 Reading Challenge, but this year I'm determined to make it! I really enjoy this challenge, although it's a tough one, so for the 2018 reading challenge I'm going to keep more or less the same categories. 

So, in 2018 I will read:

1. a novel from Europe: Death in Venice, by Thomas Mann
2. a novel from Middle East: The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran
3. a novel from East Asia: Revenge, by Yoko Ogawa
4. a novel from North America: Artemis, by Andy Weir
5. a novel from South America
6. a novel from Oceania: The Arrival, by Shaun Tan
7. a novel from Africa
8. a novel that won the Man Booker Prize
9. a novel than won the Pulitzer Prize: Maus, by Art Spiegelman
10. a novel written by a Nobel Prize recipient: Nocturnes, by Kazuo Ishiguro
11. a play: The Firebugs: A Morality Without a Moral, by Max Frisch
12. a book of poetry: Phenomenal Woman: Four Poems Celebrating Women, by Maya Angelou
13. a collection of short stories: Revenge, by Yoko Ogawa
14. a manga: Cat Street (8 Vol.), by Yoko Kamio
15. a superhero comic: Daredevil: Born Again, by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli
16. a non-superhero comic: My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies, by Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips
17. a classic: Heart of Darkness, and Selected Short Fiction, by Joseph Conrad
18. a non-fiction book: Romancing the Beat: Story Structure for Romance Novels, by Gwen Hayes
19. a memoir/biography: The Reason I Jump:The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism, by Naoki Higashida
20. a novel that won the Nebula Award

So, this is it! This is the third year that I'm doing this challenge, and I'm really happy that it will "force" me to read more diverse books. Feel free to join me!