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I thoroughly enjoyed Jose's book "Juiced". A funny, quick read with a few valid points thrown in.

That's alright, I'm just glad someone actually has it in their hands to read. :) Ok, times up now I'm envious. :p

Suppose to release here in the U.S. on Nov. 8th. Me, I am 22 of 65 on my local library system's waiting list. The good news is they bought 12 copies. I love this series.

I really enjoyed his "White Wolf" and "Swords of Night and Day".:D Now I will have to try "Wolf in Shadow". He creates some of the best fantasy characters, then tops it off with lots of great action.

Seriously, have you seen anyone wear more combat gear to the plate then Barry Bonds?

For me, it depends on how good the book is. The better the book the more time I will find. Even with a slow, dull book I will get in at least 2 to 3 hours a day.

oops, sorry, busses=buzzes. A little too much sugar today.

abecedarian, My strategy too. In today's world, most parents option for a party rather than trust strangers. I don't blame them a bit.

Is there now a more long suffering fan than the cubbie fan? :)

Those aren't multiple personalities(mp)...those are just multiple sugar busses(msb).

Oh great, not only do I have an addiction now I have a label...thanks novella.:o

me...me...me! *breaks into the Halloween candy...sigh*

Maz has provided me with one of my most favorite World Series moments. I love it anytime the Yankees are bashed in the 7th game of a WS:D He was even part of the 1971 WS...(we are family and Wille Stargell and all that) wasn't he?

it's nice to see the old expos get a permanent home instead of being the stepchild of the MLB. I think Washington is a good location for a national league team. Now that the American league has decided to play small ball wouldn't it be great to see some national league team come up with another...

I root for any team that is playing the Yankees. Needless to say, I have a special fondness right now for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (phew, what a name);)

Spineshank, Sara Douglass has a series called Crucible. I am about 50 pages away from finishing the second book and I am still not sure just who the truely bad guys are. She does a good job of keeping me guessing. This story is a good mix of medieval history with angels and demons.

For fiction how about: "A Midnight Clear" by William Wharton. A good, quick read that is like no other ww2 novel that I have ever read.

I have a very positive opinion for Van Vogt's stories. Of course, I must confess to be like Oystein's father. I grew up on this stuff, and I still enjoy it today. I like the stories about smoking scientists in outer space and pointy rocketships. Hey, this stuff wasn't written for great...

Thanks Kookamoor, that's good to know. I read a wide variety of books. Everything but romance:p

I know this reply is late, but hey I just joined the other day. Anyway, I just finished reading "Lightning Strike: the secret mission to kill Admiral Yamamoto and avenge Pearl Harbor" by Don Davis. It's a great read about the battles of Guadalcanal. I have more if you are still interested.