Exar: Avoid all written works by "Karl Marx"

Well, I finished Survivor. Compelling reading!

Heres every book in my personal library:

Man O' War
Best Destiny
Retire Young, Retire Rich
History of Russia
On War
Codes Ciphers & others codes & clandenstine operations
Masters of War
Three roads to Quantum Gravity
Hulk Hogan
Spacewreck
Spacecraft 2000 to 2100AD
Starliners
Star Fleet Technical Manual
Worlds at War
Star Trek: Gateways
The Vampire Encyclopedia
The Blackwell Companion to Philosophy
The Ultimate Hitchhikers Guide (all 6 books)
Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Droids
2081
Rich Dad, Poor Dad
A History of Knowledge
Essentials of World History
The art of Happiness
Discover Zen
With a tangled Skein
For love of Evil
Gateway
Blood Music
The Engines of God
Orion
Flash Forward
Cosmic Voyage
Eon
Fortunes of War
Star Wars: Force Heritic II Refugee
Star Wars: The Truce at Bakura
Blue Mars
Green Mars
Red Mars
Across the sea of Suns
In the ocean of Night
And Eternity
Weilding a red sword
Bearing an hourglass
On a pale horse
The forge of God
The anvil of Stars
Left behind
Tribulation Force
Nicolae
Soul Harvest
Apollyon
Assasins
The Indwelling
The Mark
Desecration
and the full Star Trek Voyager book series

Some books of mine are still packed in boxes, not listed...

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a pretty good book. It has some funny stuff that is taken from actual theories, and is rather entertaining.

Hitchiker's Guide is a brilliant series. A must for anyone who wants to know how to use a towel.

I'm not reading much these days, but I've enjoyed The Screwtape Letters and The Space Trillogy, both by CS Lewis. I'm also a big WoT fan, though we WoT fans tend to go into two-year hybernation bits.

I'm presently reading "Down and Out in Paris and London", which is an autobiography of George Orwell's early years. It's quite fascinating, definately recomend it!

Also of interest:
The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold
Lucky, by Alice Sebold
White Oleander (if you haven't read it)

Well its seems that most of the books that I was going to suggest had already been suggested, but I'll list what comes to mind from my collection.

"Jesus' Son" by Denis Johnson
"Satan Burger" by Carlton Mellick III
"Razor Wire Pubic Hair" by Carlton Mellick III
"Baby Jesus Butt Plug" by Carlton Mellick III
"The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown
"Angels & Demons" by Dan Brown
"Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown
"Survivor" by Chucky P.
"Lullaby" by Chucky P.
"Jennifer Government" by Max Barry
"House of Leaves" by Mark Z. Danielewski
"Queen of Camelot" by Nancy McKenzie
"Grail Prince" by Nancy McKenzie

"Survivor" by Chucky P.

Soooo good.

Add Time Enough for Love to the Heinlein list.

And I also happen to have The Vampire Encyclopedia.

Anything by Neil Gaiman is good.

Star Wars: Traitor
Star Wars: Rebel Stand
Star Wars: Hard Merchandise

Lots of other Star Wars books. Traitor is fucking brilliant though, I love it. It gave me some ideas about the Force and such.

The Ropemaker
Brian Boru: Emperor of the Irish
Eragon
Harry Potter (all of them)

Oh and the Children of the Earth series by Jean M. Auel. It includes: Clan of the Cave Bear, Valley of the Horses, The Mammoth Hunters, Plains of Passage, and Shelters of Stone. It's one of my personal favorite book series.