Books

Books Caitlin made me give away.

• Timeline. Crichton. Kind of weird.
• Rime of the Ancient Mariner and other Poems. Coleride. Pretty awesome; only in the list because I have another copy...
• King Rat. Clavell. Pretty good story of corruption, leadership, and men in a Japanese prison camp.
• Disclosure. Crichton.
• Shardik. Adams. Interesting tale of rebellion and national mysticism based around bear worship.
• Star Trek: The Return. Shatner.
• The Avatar. Anderson.
• The Visitant. O'Neal Gear and Gear.
• Cross the Stars. Drake. Military genre sci-fi.
• The Bachman Books. King. Some pretty good stories, notably The Long Walk and The Running Man.
• The Mote in God's Eye. Nivan and Pournelle. Catching story of alien contact and containment.
• Wall Around a Star. Pohl and Williamson.
• Colony. Bova.
• The Master Mind of Mars. Burroughs.
• The Naked Sun. Asimov. A good Elijah Baley story.
• The Last Starship from Earth. Boyd.
• Skeleton Crew. King. Some pretty good stories---notably regarding a certain monkey!
• M.Y.T.H Inc. in Actian. Asprin.
• The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. Lovecraft.
• On Basilisk Station. Weber. An Honor Harrington story. Interesting starship combat.
• Retief Unbound. Laumer.
• Retief of the CDT. Laumer.
• Retief to the Rescue. Laumer.
• Retief: Diplomat at Arms. Laumer.
• Retief: Envoy to New Worlds. Laumer. The Retief novels are quite silly, but they're actually a lot of fun and fairly interesting.
• The Deep Range. Clarke. Interesting story, unusual setting: Whale herders and rangers in the near future.
• The Chosen. Potok.
• Life of Pi. Martel.
• Love in the Time of Cholera. Marquez.
• Tuesdays with Morrie. Albom.
• Bronx Primitive. Simon.
• The Jew Store. Suberman.
• Displaced Persons. Berger.
• The Man Who Made Wall Street. Pretty interesting look at AJ Drexel and the early years of significant American finance.
• Satan in Gorray. Singer.