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Only one on your list I have read is Executive Orders by Clancy. It was not his best, but it also was not his worst. For a Clancy book I would say it is about average. 3/5

Burgers Mustard Juice - (If I can't have beer)

I did the same thing, very nice bookcases. Wouldn't mind some of those myself.

Very interesting article, thanks for sharing.

http://www.cbc.ca/arts/books/story/2007/10/04/sci-fi-collection.html

I have not read while driving, but I have while stopped at red lights, it was one of those books of collections of newspaper comic strips where you can read a few in a couple of minutes. Also, welcome Dean.

The Vanishing by Bentley Little Messiah Node by Lyda Morehouse Eternity Road by Jack McDevitt Hominids by Robert J. Sawyer

Another busy month for me, only 2 books read. The Upright Man & Blood of Angels Both by Michael Marshall. Parts 2 & 3 of the Strawmen Trilogy.

You got that right, don't know how many times I checked to see if the site was up. Good to see it back.

I had a gun when I was younger, growing up on the farm. It was a .22 rifle that was used for shooting gophers. Now, I have no need or desire to own a gun.

Zebra - from Pearls Before Swine comic

Good old Black Adder, love that show. Bought the DVD set, cost a fortune, but worth it.

Must remember to check it out tonight at home - work kind of frowns on youtubing. ARRR

Shiver me timbers, mateys Today - Sept 19 - is International Talk Like A pirate Day. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Talk_Like_a_Pirate_Day.

That is sad news. I had heard he was not well, but didn't know how serious it was. I am slowly picking up the Wheel of Time books and hope to actually read them some day.

Yes, at our house everyone does - we keep a big stack of Archie Comics Digests there.

Have they given you any idea how soon the operation will be, and have you finalized the insurance end of it? Good luck buddy.

Same thing happens to me, I'm fine remembering what I want to look for until I walk through the door, as soon as I start looking at all the books, my mind goes blank.

HARTFORD, Connecticut (AP) -- Author Madeleine L'Engle, whose novel "A Wrinkle in Time" has been enjoyed by generations of schoolchildren and adults since the 1960s, has died, her publicist said Friday. She was 88. http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/books/09/07/obit.lengle.ap/index.html#cnnSTCText

Christine - Stephen King Fox on the Rhine - Douglas Niles & Michael Dobson The Soldier in the Wheatfield - Philip Hook Got these at the library book sale - 50 cents each.