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You Wreck Me - Tom Petty

The Dark Room by Rachel Seiffert

I [-]spend[/-] waste a lot of time here while at work too. Don't tell my boss.:lol: Welcome.

Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz by Mordecai Richler Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne

I can't seem to get my date straight - it should be 1899 :whistling:

Fighting the British in the Boer War - 1897

Welcome to the forum - just don't read while you ride your bike :D

Genesis of a Mud Warrior by Terry W. Broussard

Of Mice And Men - John Steinbeck The Name Of The Rose - Umberto Eco Needful Things - Stephen King War Stories - Gregory Clark Hi, There Gregory Clark Would You Hide Me? - J. J. Steinfeld

To most people in Canada, Mordechai Richler and Robertson Davies are fairly well known authors. I'm not sure about outside the country though. The others on your list are pretty obscure, at least to this Canadian. A couple of the names are familiar, but don't know much about them. One...

I got 10 - still not as smart as Sparky boy I guess.

Happy B'day Lenny. Have a great one.

Just time travelled to the end of the Mesozoic/Cretaceous Era - to see how the dinosaurs really went extinct.

I watched that movie about a month ago, pretty [-]awesome[/-] awful special effects :lol:

I'm on Bookmooch.com http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/rac42

The Minority Report: 18 Classic Stories by Phillip K. Dick

Waiting for an Albi by Thin Lizzy

There is a movie version of Rendezvous With Rama coming out next year. Check out IMDB Rendezvous with Rama (2009)

I finished reading it yesterday. It took a little getting used to the writing style, but I thought it was very good and would also recommend it

Here's the bookcase in the bedroom. Each shelf of paperbacks has another stack behind it. These are the shelves in the office. There is another bookcase in the basement and a couple boxes of books in my closet. My wife has clothes in her closet, I have books. :D