The Philip K. Dick Reader27 reviews Philip K. Dick Citadel, 2001 Nicely complements Library of America volumes + Solid collection of some of Dick's more popular stories including some made into films + Not Free SF Reader + Good enough + A superior read             Neuromancer451 reviews William Gibson Ace Hardcover, 2004 Lives up to the hype + Still Good After All These Years Okay, now I understand what all the fuss is about. Gibson creates a vivd and engrossing world, entirely believable despite being so fantastic, and does so with a daring, sharp prose style that makes no apologies for bowling forward and leaving slow readers behind. He never holds you by the hand. ...             Apollo 1354 reviews Jeffrey Kluger, James Lovell Mariner Books, 2006 Read this book! + I like this book! + Great Book + What a guy             Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe70 reviews Edgar Allan Poe Doubleday, 1966 The Enduring Master of the Macabre + POEtic Justice + poes book + The undisputed master of gothic horror. + The mind of a genius             The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume Two A: The Greatest Science Fiction Novellas of All Time Chosen by ...5 reviews Tor Books, 2004 Landmarks of Science Fiction + A fine collection of stories + A must read for SF fans. + Classic Stories             The Rainmaker348 reviews John Grisham Topeka Bindery, 1999 David v. Goliath + Slapstick Look at the Ambulance Chasing Side of Legal Practice + Loved it! + One of his best!!             The Silence of the Lambs (Hannibal Lector)271 reviews Thomas Harris St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1991 Can You Hear the Lambs Screaming? + Silence of the lambs + AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME! + Even better than the movie. . .             V for Vendetta212 reviews Alan Moore, David Lloyd Vertigo, 1995 Don't read this with a closed mind + classic + Moore Might Know Better... + V for Vendetta Graphic Novel             The Human Stain: A Novel196 reviews Philip Roth Vintage, 2001 Philip Roth = Genius + Recommending Philip Roth is a little like recommending sex... + One of Roth's best... A college professor is forced to resign for alleged racism and begins an affair with an illiterate woman. In my opinion, this is very close to the perfect book. The writing is genius, and the scope of the book is enormous.             Dracula (Barnes & Noble Classics)4 reviews Bram Stoker Barnes & Noble Classics, 2005 It sucks + "For the dead travel fast" + Good book + The One & Only Dracula             Crum: The Novel22 reviews Lee Maynard West Virginia University, 2001 Close to home + Glad I found it. + Read it alongside Eric Reese's Lost Mountain and you'll cry + Get Over It             2001: A Space Odyssey256 reviews Arthur C. Clarke Roc, 2000 Where Did We Come From? Where Are We Going? + The book that started it all + space nerds unite + Much Better Than the Movie             The Godfather362 reviews Mario Puzo NAL Trade, 2002 If you liked the movie, you'll love the book + You liked the movie...you love this! + Good to Read It Again + A Classic + A Must-Read for fans of the movie, but not as good             Lord of the Flies (50th Anniversary Edition)49 reviews William Golding Perigee Trade, 2003 THE ORIGINAL IDEA OF PRISTINE SURVIVAL + The Power of the Shell . . . + fascinating + Even better the second time around             The Da Vinci Code3857 reviews Dan Brown Doubleday, 2003 Dan Brown + Hard to put down. Dan Brown hit a homerun here. This book has an awesome story line and really keeps you wanting more. The action is fast yet easy to keep up with. Brown has a great way of making you feel like you know what's going on in the story, but still surprises you in the end. Read the book first, saw the ...             Iliad and Odyssey boxed set34 reviews Homer Penguin Classics, 1999 The ground is dark with blood + Wonderful + Only the dead... + Its not painful + Epic made easy             Slaughterhouse-Five698 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dial Press Trade Paperback, 1999 The Why of Tralfalmadore + one of the funniest things i've ever read outside national lampoon magazine + Crazyness + A great book + Essential Vonnegut, still relevant today...             Fight Club: A Novel640 reviews Chuck Palahniuk W. W. Norton, 2005 Better then the Movie in both Plot and Humor + better then the movie + I am Jack's smirking revenge. + ok + Love, love, love this book             Rendezvous with Rama214 reviews Arthur C. Clarke Spectra, 1990 No region on Earth left for safe celestial target practice + What could it be? + It would make a great movie! First of all: thanks to the Scandinavian parts of Texas for pointing me to A.Clarke, whom I had previously known only on a 'no name basis' as the writer of 2001 Space Odyssey. I have high respect and liking for the SF genre, but not much knowledge of it, apart from one or the other Verne, Wells, ...             The Prestige89 reviews Christopher Priest Tor Books, 1997 Enchanting! + The Prestige + great story This is an amazing story filled with all the suspense and intrigue you've come to expect from modern thrillers and even more. Priest creates two believable characters and sets them afloat in a self-inflicted storm of revenge and regret. Borden and Angier grab you by the throat and don't let go. ...