Books

A treasure trove that you will continually want to delve into.

If you find much of life and politics so absurd as to be hilarious, you need to read Christopher Buckley's books.

This is a perfect volume for those who have worked with, and are comfortable with SQL Server 2000, and now want to learn 2005.

If we are what we eat I would want to come from Barbara Kingsolver's garden...

This honest, sad, funny, and very real novel is part Raymond Chandler, part Damon Runyon, and part political satire at its finest.

If you like to open the box and see how things work then Understanding MySQL Internals is your ticket to the big top.

This melange of three Brazils in different timelines may lead the pack for the top science fiction awards for this year's books.

"The book reviews were a huge part of putting me on the road I am on now."

It's not a pretty picture that Carey sometimes paints in this book, but it is a valuable one.

While many writers put out maybe one book a year, three new whodunnits by the prolific Robert Parker are being published this year alone.