Saturday, March 1, 2014

Poltergeists?

Years ago, my wife and I both worked in a building that had had a reputation for being haunted, even before the previous owner of the company we worked for had died. My wife was working late, sitting at the desk that used to belong to the now-deceased owner of the company, and her wedding and engagement rings started to feel a bit tight (which they do, occasionally). So she took them off and set them on the desk. (This was a Friday evening.) When she finally got done with what she was working on, she forgot to put her rings back on, and left them behind. When she got to my apartment (at this point in time, she was still living with her dad while we looked for a place to live together) I noticed that the rings were missing, and asked her about it. She realized that she'd left them behind, and said that she'd stop by the office and grab them on her way back to her dad's place. When I called her on Saturday, she said she hadn't been able to find them, so I went to the office to look for them. I turned that desk (figuratively) upside-down looking, and even searched the floor under it. THEY WEREN'T THERE. I would take oath on that. Both she and I looked and looked and looked, (she on Friday night, I on Saturday.) On Monday, I got into the office, and she was at the computer at that desk again, and I came in and sat across from her to chat before I clocked in. And there, right out in the open, not under anything or in any way hard to spot, were the rings,sitting there on the desk. I do not say that I believe in ghosts. I say that I have seen things that I cannot explain any other way. There is a difference.

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Ask The Math Guy 3

The Math Guy is Jim Yanni, a 53 year old senior at Webster University looking to start a new career, who is majoring in Math and is a lifelong Math whiz. He is happy to field questions from readers, and is available for personal tutoring sessions for $20 an hour with a money-back guarantee: if he can’t answer your question, there is no charge for the session. (e-mail him at glenohhara@yahoo.com or via the Women’s Journals at info@womensjournals.com) I am most comfortable with questions relating to algebra or pre-algebra, and although I’m willing to consider questions from other branches of Mathematics I would be reluctant to offer tutoring in anything higher level than that. Our question for today is, “How do we know that an irrational number is irrational?” Two issues ago, I explained where the term “irrational” comes from, and why in non-Mathematical usage, it has come to mean “crazy”. To summarize, “rational” means “can be expressed as a ratio” and “irrational” means “can’t be expressed as a ratio.” So if a number can be expressed as a ratio, it can be expressed as a fraction. In mathematical terms, then, we say that if a number is rational, it can be expressed as a/b, with b ≠ zero. So let’s examine a specific irrational number; we can use \/¯2, but this argument would work for any root larger than one of any prime number. We are told that \/¯2 is irrational, and therefore the decimal representation of it never ends or forms a repeating pattern. The question is, “how can we be sure of that, given that it’s infinite? Maybe it starts a repeating pattern after the 2 billionth decimal place; how would we know?” We know because of the definition of a rational number. Suppose, for the sake of argument, that \/¯2 was a rational number. Then it could be expressed as a/b (b ≠ 0). That would give us the equation \/¯2= a/b. Squaring both sides of the equation, we would have a^2/b^2=2. Multiplying both sides of the equation by b^2, we get a^2=2b^2. But if a^2 has a factor of 2 in it, it has an even number of them, because it has twice as many factors of 2 as “a” does. The same is true for b^2, since it has twice as many factors of 2 as “b” does. But if b^2 has an even number of factors of 2, then 2b^2 has an odd number of factors of 2. Therefore, a^2 cannot equal 2b^2, since they have a different prime factorization. But for \/¯2 to be rational, it has to. Therefore, \/¯2 must be irrational.

Ask The Math Guy 2

The Math Guy is Jim Yanni, a 53 year old senior at Webster University looking to start a new career, who is majoring in Math and is a lifelong Math whiz. He is happy to field questions from readers, and is available for personal tutoring sessions for $20 an hour with a money-back guarantee: if he can’t answer your question, there is no charge for the session. (e-mail him at glenohhara@yahoo.com or via the Women’s Journals at info@womensjournals.com) I am most comfortable with questions relating to algebra or pre-algebra, and although I’m willing to consider questions from other branches of Mathematics I would be reluctant to offer tutoring in anything higher level than that. There are many vocabulary words in Math that students are usually just told to memorize, words that either have no equivalent in day-to-day language, or, worse, mean something entirely different in day-to-day language than they do in Math. The Math Guy believes that if you can explain how the word came to have the meaning or meanings that it has, it will be easier to remember. Last time, I explained the origin of the terms rational and irrational as they apply to numbers. This issue’s question is, where does the term “Commutative Property” come from? It sounds like it should have something to do with getting to and from work. For those of you who have forgotten, the Commutative Property is the property that says that 3+5 is the same as 5+3, and 3x5 is the same as 5x3. In other words, it is the property that is in effect if the order in which you perform an operation doesn’t matter. As we saw above, addition and multiplication are Commutative. Subtraction is not (5-3 is not the same as 3-5) and neither is division (6/3 is not the same as 3/6.) The question is, why do we use the term Commutative for this property? The word “commute” in modern usage has the meaning of going to and from work. But the basic meaning of the word is “to change”. If you commute a prison sentence, you change it. Of course, you can only shorten it because legally, there is not the option of lengthening it. But the original meaning of the word is to change. Back in the late 1800s, a great many people started going to and from work by streetcar and subway; they paid for their fares using what we would call weekly or monthly passes. At the time, those were referred to as “commutation passes”, because they were changing a bunch of smaller fares for one larger fare that was a better buy. That’s how the word came to be applied to going to and from work. So in math, “commutative” means “we can change the order”.

Ask The Math Guy 1

The Math Guy is Jim Yanni, a 53 year old senior at Webster University looking to start a new career, who is majoring in Math and is a lifelong Math whiz. He is happy to field questions from readers, and is available for personal tutoring sessions for $20 an hour with a money-back guarantee: if he can’t answer your question, there is no charge for the session. (e-mail him at glenohhara@yahoo.com or via the Women’s Journals at info@womensjournals.com) I am most comfortable with questions relating to algebra or pre-algebra, and although I’m willing to consider questions from other branches of Mathematics I would be reluctant to offer tutoring in anything higher level than that. There are many vocabulary words in Math that usually students are just told to memorize, words that either have no equivalent in day-to-day language, or, worse, mean something entirely different in day-to-day language than they do in Math. The Math Guy believes that if you can explain how the word came to have the meaning or meanings that it has, it will be easier to remember. So today’s question is: what is the deal with “rational” and “irrational” numbers? Numbers can’t be sane or crazy; is it just that irrational numbers are kind of weird and hard to wrap your head around? The answer is: kind of. A “rational” number is simply a number that can be expressed as a ratio of two other numbers: One X for every three Y, or two P for every five Q, for example. Any number that can be expressed as a ratio can also be expressed as a fraction; fractions are simply a variation on the theme of ratios. Irrational numbers cannot be expressed as a ratio. There is no fraction that truly equals the square root of two, for instance. Therefore, it can never be fully expressed in decimal form; it can only be approximated. Granted, it can be approximated well enough to suit any practical need; 1.4142135623 is closer than you’re likely to ever need to know it, but it isn’t really the answer. If you multiply 1.4142135623 by itself, you get 1.999999979325598129, not 2. The ancient Greeks didn’t believe that there was such a thing as an irrational number; they were absolutely convinced that any number in nature could be expressed as a ratio. In fact, they considered it a crazy idea that there could be such a number. So that’s how the words “rational” and “irrational” came to mean “sensible” and “nonsensical”; the concept of an irrational number was considered a nonsensical idea, and eventually the concept spread to any nonsensical idea, and by extension, a rational idea was a sensible idea. So yes, after a fashion, it is true that “irrational” means what it does in Mathematics because an irrational number is a weird concept and hard to wrap your head around. But the Mathematical definition came first; the definition of “nonsensical” evolved from that, not the other way around.

Friday, May 20, 2011

The Death of Balder

Loki's downfall was that he could not resist a challenge. When he cut off Sif's golden hair, and was forced to bargain with the dwarves for magical, dwarf-forged golden hair to replace it, it was not because he begrudged Sif her beauty and wished to mar it; it was because Thor, deep in his cups, had rashly boasted to Loki of the impregnability of the defenses of Sif's quarters.
Thus, when Balder was troubled by nightmares and Odin foresaw that Balder's death was fated to be soon and Freya obtained the promise of all things in the Nine Worlds not to harm him, Loki found the challenge irresistable. He would stand and watch the gods reassuring themselves of Balder's invulnerability by attacking him with every manner of weapon, and ponder the problem.
"Surely," he thought," Freya could not have gained the promise of EVERY substance. There are too many, and most of them are blatantly harmless. The trick, then, is to find some way to hurt him with something apparently harmless."
He thought of making a whip or a rope out of grass, but it occurred to him that Freya might have been clever enough to think of that. He didn't want to try something that might work and have it fail; it would blunt the effect of his prank if what finally drew blood was his fourth or fifth attempt. So he disguised himself as an old woman and went and spoke with Freya. Through his guile he tricked her into revealing that she had not bothered to obtain the promise of the mistletoe bush. The details of that conversation are recorded elsewhere, but that's a different tale entirely. As he hurried away, Loki thought to himself, "This is even better than I'd hoped. It will be far easier to make an arrow from that bush than to weave a whip from grass."
So he made his arrow, and brought it back to where the gods were sporting with Balder. It wasn't a particularly fine arrow; the mistletoe bush was truly not a particularly likely source of weaponry, but if it had been, Freya would not have ignored it. The arrow was on the small side, and rather flimsy, almost a dart, but it was strait and sharp. Loki found a short bow that he could fit the arrow to, and made ready to fire at Balder's shoulder. Then he hesitated. He had no intention of actually killing or even seriously injuring Balder; he planned to wing him, just to draw blood. Still, it occurred to him that as fearful as the gods were for Balder's safety, they might respond badly to seeing him blooded; indeed, they might do violence upon the one who had bloodied him, especially if that one were Loki. Most of the gods had reason to be short-tempered with Loki, for he had played almost all of them for fools at one time or another, and gods even more than men have little tolerance for that.
Then he spotted blind Hod.
He doubled up in silent laughter. As usual, Hod was taking no part in the game. Loki sauntered up to him and poked him in the ribs.
"That can only be Loki," said Hod.
"None other," replied Loki.
"Well?" said Hod.
"Why aren't you joining in? Why don't you throw things at your brother?" asked Loki.
"Because I can't see where he is," replied Hod, reasonably enough. "Besides, I have no weapon."
"Here," said Loki, "take the arrow that I was about to use. I'll stand behind you and guide your hand."
So Loki gave Hod the bow and arrow, and helped him aim at Balder's right shoulder.
"There now," said Loki, satisfied. "Release it just so and you'll hit him safely in the shoulder."
"That's silly," said Hod, "Why the shoulder? If I could hurt him at all, I wouldn't be doing this. Aim me centered, so I'll be sure not to miss."
Loki, realizing his mistake instantly and thinking quickly on his feet, hardly paused a moment. "Certainly, Hod," he said glibly as he adjusted Hod's aim for Balder's left shoulder. "There," he lied smoothly, "Now you're pointed right at his heart."
Hod, however, had begun to wonder. Loki's reputation as a trickster preceded him, and he might be up to almost anything. Then again, he might be doing just what he claimed--helping Hod to take part in a group activity for a change, when all the other gods had been ignoring him again. And what harm could he be up to? Balder WAS invulnerable. Hod didn't want to pass up his one chance at participating on a mere unfounded suspicion, nor did he wish to repay Loki's kindness with accusations. It did occur to him, though, that had Loki's intentions been less than honorable, Loki had adroitly manuvered him into being the one who had chosen to aim for the heart, taking Loki smoothly off the hook. Therefore, just in case his suspicions were justified when he let loose the arrow Hod actually aimed halfway between the two points Loki had given him. "This way," he thought, "I should still have enough margin for error not to miss and look foolish, and even if I can hurt him, it should just be a flesh wound-painful, but not dangerous."
The shot was a beauty, strait and powerful. It struck midway between Balder's two shoulders, at the base of his throat, and passed right through him. He gurgled once and was dead.
In roaring silence all the gods in the hall turned to stare at Hod and Loki. None could speak. Loki, as stunned as any of them, read in their eyes that they placed full blame for what had happened on his shoulders. None would have believed that he had meant no harm. He sensed that were he to try to speak it would only break the spell that held the hall in stasis, and he would be torn limb from limb. Carefully, slowly, he edged to the door, then turned and fled. He was gone before any could think to follow.

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Thought for the Day: What the Problem is with Modern American Education

I had a thought yesterday; in my Educational Psychology text, we were covering the four styles of parenting (Diana Baumrind): Authoritarian parenting (in which parents provide structure but little affection and too little opportunity for children to develop their independant ability to provide their own structure), authoritative parenting, (in which parents provide both a reasonable level of structure and plenty of affection, but still allow kids to learn to be self-motivated), indulgent parenting, (in which parents provide plenty of affection but insufficient structure) and neglectful parenting, (in which parents don't provide enough of either structure or affection.) Of course, authoritarian parenting is held up as the ideal to strive for, which is certainly reasonable. But one thing that is NOT addressed is, if one must err, should one err in the direction of authoritarian or indulgent? After all, these styles are not simply isolated points; they exist on a continuum, and (ignoring neglectful, which has nothing positive to be said about it) one could be in the authoritarian range, but tending more towards authoritative, or one could tend more toward indulgent. Which is the less harmful way to err?It also occurred to me that those styles could apply to teaching as well as parenting. Decades ago, American schools were unquestionably authoritarian; nowadays, we have not only recognized the value of the authoritative style, but we are so concerned with NOT being authoritarian that we err consistently on the side of indulgent. The problem with this is twofold: first, this is probably a large part of the reason why so many kids never learn the basic skills in math, reading, and writing that they need; we're afraid to hurt their feelings by telling them that they have failed, so instead we let them slide by with incomplete skills; second, it is always possible, if one starts out by erring on the side of authoritarianism, to ease up a bit, gradually, until one reaches a good balance. But if one starts out erring on the side of indulgent and finds that one's class is out of control, it is almost impossible to reassert control; certainly, it cannot be done gradually, but would need to be done by harshly and punitively overshooting the desired level of control, and then easing back up again. That process would be extremely difficult and painful for all concerned; certainly, it would be more painless (and therefore more appropriate) to choose the first method.Also, since we definitely err in the direction of indulgent with young children these days (after all, they can usually be dealt with fairly easily without too much harshness, and we are definitely afraid of dampening their spirits by too much structure) as an educational system, we are guilty of using the more painful second mentioned system: we start kids out by treating them indulgently, and then, when they get older and harder to manage, we try to tighten the reins on them. But when a teenager has been given a certain amount of freedom and autonomy as an elementary school student, he or she is going to resent being given less as an older student, and will resist and fight authority. This leads to middle and high schools that are out of control and downright dangerous, in large part because we didn't establish a solid basis of authority and regimentation when the kids were young and more easily taught control.This is not to say that we need to return to the days of totally authoritarian teaching; the authoritative style is certainly preferable. But we need more authoritarianism and less indulgence in our schools than we now have; what we have now is leading to kids who are, indeed, used to thinking for themselves and being autonomous, but who have no idea of how to structure their lives, no idea of how to accept outside structuring, no ability to stick to unpleasant tasks that need to be done, and no idea of why they SHOULD do so. This is doing no one any favors.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Lyrics to "The Ostrich", by Steppenwolf:

We'll call you when you're six years old
And drag you to the factory
To train your brain for eighteen years
With promise of security
But then you're free
And forty years you waste to chase the dollar sign
So you may die in Florida
At the pleasant age of sixty nine

The water's getting hard to drink
We've mangled up the country side
The air will choke you when you breathe
We're all committing suicide
But it's alright
It's progress folks keep pushin' till your body rots
Will strip the earth of all it's green
And then divide her into parking lots

But there's nothing you and I can do
You and I are only two
What's right and wrong is hard to say
Forget about it for today
We'll stick our heads into the sand
Just pretend that all is grand
Then hope that everything turns out ok

You're free to speak your mind my friend
As long as you agree with me
Don't criticize the father land
Or those who shape your destiny
'Cause if you do
You'll lose your job your mind and all the friends you knew
We'll send out all our boys in blue
They'll find a way to silence you

But there's nothing you and I can do
You and I are only two
What's right and wrong is hard to say
Forget about it for today
We'll stick our heads into the sand
Just pretend that all is grand
Then hope that everything turns out ok.

Notes

  • I have reviewed almost all of the books on my list at Amazon.com; look for reviews by "Jim Yanni".

Books I've read since 1/20/2012

  • Murder She Meowed (by Rita Mae Brown)
  • Star Trek Prometheus: In The Heart of Chaos (by Bernd Perplies & Christian Humberg)
  • Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace (by Terry Brooks)
  • Mr. President (by Ray Raphael)
  • I'd Like To Apologize To Every Teacher I Ever Had (by Tony Danza)
  • Riding Shotgun (by Rita Mae Brown)
  • Song of the Outriggers (by Ralph Whitaker)
  • Steele's Retreat From Camden (by Edwin C. Bearss)
  • Peter Pan (by J.M. Barrie)
  • The Wolfen (by Whitley Strieber)
  • Writes of Life (by Robert Yehling)
  • Wish You Were Here (by Rita Mae Brown)
  • Venus Envy (by Rita Mae Brown)
  • The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid (by Bill Bryson)
  • Stormqueen (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Live Right and Find Happiness (by Dave Barry)
  • Never Burn A Witch (by M.R. Sellars)
  • Love & Math (by Edward Frenkel)
  • Sword And Sorceress XXIX (edited by Elisabeth Waters)
  • The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard (by David A. Goodman)
  • The Wolves of Paris (by Daniel Pratt Mannix)
  • Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins (by various authors)
  • Star Trek: The Antares Maelstrom (by Greg Cox)
  • The Abacus and the Cross (by Nancy Marie Brown)
  • Star Trek: The Captain's Oath (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Wolves of Fenrir (by Sela Carsen)
  • Dead and Gone (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Harm None (by M. R. Sellars)
  • The Forbidden Tower (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • From Dead To Worse (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Hold Me Closer, Tony Danza (by Charles Grosvenor Jr.)
  • Wenches, Witches, and Strumpets (by Aishling Morgan)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Prey Book 3, Hall of Heroes (by John Jackson Miller)
  • Spell Sword (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Nixon: A LIfe (by Johnathan Aitken)
  • Star Trek: The Autobiography James T. Kirk ("edited" by David A. Goodman)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Architects of Infinity (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Hit Me With Your Pet Shark (Misheard Song Lyrics of the 1980s) by Charles Grosvenor)
  • Geronimo's Legacy (by Edwin Weiss)
  • The Eichmann Trial (by Deborah E. Lipstadt)
  • The Ascent of George Washington (by John Ferling)
  • The 101 Most Influential People Who Never Lived (by Allan Lazar, Dan Karlan, & Jeremy Salter)
  • Star Trek DS9: The Missing (by Uma McCormack)
  • The World of the Fox (by Rebecca L. Grambo)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Prey, Book 2: The Jackal's Trick (by John Jackson Miller)
  • The Pun Also Rises (by John Pollack)
  • All Together Dead (by Charlaine Harris)
  • The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony In Eight Fits (by Lewis Carroll, Illustrated by Mahendra Singh)
  • The Adventures of Reddy Fox (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Don't Vote (It Just Encourages The Bastards) by P.J. O'Rourke
  • Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald Reagan (by Edmund Morris)
  • Sword And Sorceress XXVIII (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley & Elizabeth Waters)
  • Star Trek Voyager: A Pocket Full Of Lies (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: The Fall: Peaceable Kingdoms (by Dayton Ward)
  • Definitely Dead (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Rita Will (by Rita Mae Brown)
  • Star Trek Titan: Fortune of War (by David Mack)
  • Beyond Yin & Yang (by Dr. George Ulett)
  • Deck The Halls With Buddy Holly (by Gavin Edwards)
  • How's That Underling Thing Working Out For You? (by Scott Adams)
  • Great At Any Age (edited by Scott Degelman)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Headlong Flight (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Prey (Book 1) Hell's Heart (by John Jackson Miller)
  • Star Trek: Spock's World (by Diane Duane)
  • Dead As A Doornail (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Native Tongue (by Suzette Hayden Elgin)
  • Mrs. Peter Rabbit (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Fort Freak (edited by George R. R. Martin)
  • The Prince of Tides (by Pat Conroy)
  • 14 Years of Loyal Service In A Fabric-Covered Box (by Scott Adams)
  • Dead To The World (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Suicide Kings (edited by George R.R. Martin)
  • Vittorio the Vampire (by Anne Rice)
  • Sleight of Mind (by Dr. Goerge Ulett)
  • Oops! (Movie Mistakes That Made The Cut) edited by Matteo Molinari & Jim Kamm)
  • Club Dead (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Zombie Raccoons & Killer Bunnies (Edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Kerrie L. Hughes)
  • The Collected What If? (edited by Robert Cowley)
  • Sins of Scripture (by John Shelby Spong)
  • The Adventures of Buster Bear (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Alternative Medicine or Magical Healing? (by Dr. George Ulett)
  • I Judge You When You Use Poor Grammar (by Sharon Eliza Nichols)
  • Religion, Reason, and Man (by Fritz Marti)
  • Living Dead In Dallas (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Dilbert #32: Freedom's Just Another Word For People Finding Out You're Useless (by Scott Adams)
  • Bryson's Dictionary of Troublesome Words (by Bill Bryson)
  • Franklin Pierce, Young Hickory of the Granite Hills (by Roy Franklin Nichols)
  • Atheist Universe (by David Mills)
  • The Adventures of Johnny Chuck (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: The Fall: The Crimson Shadow (by Una McCormack)
  • Busted Flush (edited by George R.R. Martin)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Atonement (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • I'm Tempted To Stop Acting Randomly (by Scott Adams)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Hearts and Minds (by Dayton Ward)
  • Jason (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Sword & Sorceress XXVII (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elisabeth Waters)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Acts of Contrition (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Blood To Blood (by Elaine Bergstrom)
  • Star Trek: The Face of the Unknown (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Voyager: Protectors (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Dead Until Dark (by Charlaine Harris)
  • Renunciates of Darkover (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Biology of Acupuncture (by Dr. George Ulett)
  • 'Scuse Me While I Kiss This Guy (by Gavin Edwards)
  • Inside Straight (edited by George R. R. Martin)
  • Steppenwolf (by Hermann Hesse)
  • Principles and Practice of Physiologic Acupuncture (by Dr. George Ulett)
  • Demon Box (by Ken Kesey)
  • Mina (by Marie Kiraly)
  • The Adventures of Lightfoot the Deer (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • The Adventures of Mr. Mocker (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Dead Ice (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Affliction (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • On The Wealth of Nations (by P.J. O'Rourke)
  • Death Draws Five (by John J. Miller, edited by George R.R. Martin)
  • Andrew Johnson: A Biography (by Hans L. Trefousse)
  • The Adventures of Old Man Coyote (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Star Trek Voyager: The Eternal Tide (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Constitutional History of England (by John Burton Adams, revised by Robert L. Schuyler)
  • He's Got The Whole World In His Pants (by Gavin Edwards)
  • Star Trek The Fall: A Ceremony of Losses (by David Mack)
  • Eats, Shoots & Leaves (by Lynne Truss)
  • Sailor Song (by Ken Kesey)
  • The Adventures of Jimmy Skunk (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Positive Attitude (by Scott Adams)
  • Regret The Error (by Craig Silverman)
  • The Adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Siddhartha (by Hermann Hesse)
  • Don't Stand Too Close To A Naked Man (by Tim Allen)
  • Deuces Down (Edited by George R. R. Martin)
  • Hastur Lord (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Deborah J. Ross)
  • Bill Bryson's African Diary (by Bill Bryson)
  • Babyhood (by Paul Reiser)
  • The Adventures of Peter Cottontail (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat (by Thornton W. Burgess)
  • Couplehood (by Paul Reiser)
  • Star Trek: Elusive Salvation (by Dayton Ward)
  • Men Like Rats (by Rob Chilson)
  • Last Go-Round (by Ken Kesey)
  • Presumed Ignorant! (by Leland H. Gregory III)
  • Star Trek Legacies, Book 3: Purgatory's Key (by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore)
  • Star Trek Legacies, Book 2: Best Defense (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Legacies, Book 1: Captain To Captain (by Greg Cox)
  • Narcissus & Goldmund (by Hermann Hesse)
  • The Alton Gift (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Deborah J. Ross)
  • Man-Kzin Wars X (by Larry Niven)
  • Nightseer (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Man-Kzin Wars IX (by Larry Niven)
  • King John (by William Shakespeare)
  • Star Trek The Fall: The Poisoned Chalice (by James Swallow)
  • Sword & Sorceress XXVI (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elizabeth Waters)
  • The Last Founding Father (by Harlow Giles Unger)
  • Troilus and Cressida (by William Shakespeare)
  • Blood Canticle (by Anne Rice)
  • Divine Misdemeanors (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Takedown (by John Jackson Miller)
  • Titus Andronicus (by William Shakespeare)
  • Blackwood Farm (by Anne Rice)
  • Pericles (by William Shakespeare)
  • Blood and Gold (by Anne Rice)
  • Wild Ducks Flying Backward (by Tom Robbins)
  • Swallowing Darkness (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • The Oxford Atlas of World History (edited by Patrick O'Brien)
  • Star Trek Deep Space 9: The Soul Key (by Olivia Woods)
  • Sword and Sorceress XXV (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elizabeth Waters)
  • Star Trek: The Latter Fire (by James Swallow)
  • A Lick of Frost (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • The Three Musketeers (by Alexandre Dumas)
  • Sword and Sorceress XXIV (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elizabeth Waters)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Children of the Storm (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Star Trek Seekers #3: Long Shot (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Armageddon's Arrow (by Dayton Ward)
  • Still Life With Woodpecker (by Tom Robbins)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Unworthy (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: The Light Fantastic (by Jeffrey Lang)
  • Star Trek: Crisis of Consciousness (by Dave Galanter)
  • Star Trek The Fall: Revelation & Dust (by David R. George III)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Raise the Dawn (by David R. George III)
  • Star Trek Voyager: String Theory, Book 3: Evolution (by Heather Jarman)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Full Circle (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Henry VI Part 3 (by William Shakespeare)
  • Mistral's Kiss (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • A Mathematician's Lament (by Paul Lockhart)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: Uncertain Logic (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek: No Time Like The Past (by Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek: The Folded World (by Jeff Mariotte)
  • Star Trek: Savage Trade (by Tony Daniel)
  • Star Trek The Lost Era: One Constant Star (by David R. George III)
  • Herbert Hoover, Forgotten Progressive (by Joan Hoff Wilson)
  • Star Trek: Foul Deeds Will Rise (by Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek: From History's Shadow (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Cold Equations Book 3: The Body Electric (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Cold Equations Book 2: Silent Weapons (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Cold Equations Book 1: The Persistence of Memory (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Voyager: String Theory, Book 2, Fusion (by Kirsten Beyer)
  • Star Trek Seekers #2: Point of Divergence (by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Plagues of Night (by David R. George III)
  • Sword & Sorceress XXIII (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elizabeth Waters)
  • Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime (by Lou Cannon)
  • Star Trek Into Darkness (by Alan Dean Foster)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Brinkmanship (by Una McCormack)
  • Sustenance (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Neither Here Nor There (by Bill Bryson)
  • Presidential Wives (by Paul F. Boller, Jr.)
  • A Stroke of Midnight (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • In The Days of McKinley (by Margaret Leech)
  • Seduced By Moonloght (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek Voyager #21: Dark Matters Book 3 of 3, Shadow of Heaven (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek Voyager #20: Dark Matters Book 2 of 3, Ghost Dance (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek Voyager #19: Dark Matters Book 1 of 3, Cloak & Dagger (by Christie Golden)
  • A Caress of Twilight (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek Terok Nor: Dawn of the Eagles (by S.D. Perry & Britta Dennison)
  • Kiss The Dead (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek Titan #7: Fallen Gods (by Michael A. Martin)
  • Hit List (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • The Onion Presents Embedded In America (edited by Carol Kolb)
  • Star Trek: Devil's Bargain (by Tony Daniel)
  • Star Trek Seekers #1: Second Nature (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Voyager: String Theory, Book I, Cohesion (by Jeffrey Lang)
  • Haint (by Joy Ward)
  • Star Trek: Serpents in the Garden (by Jeff Mariotte)
  • Star Trek Voyager #18: Battle Lines (by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur)
  • Bullet (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek: Weight of Worlds (by Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek I.K.S. Gorkon: A Burning House (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Chronicle of the Chinese Emperors (by Ann Paludan)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Paths of Disharmony (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek: The Shocks of Adversity (by William Leisner)
  • Guns, Germs & Steel (by Jared Diamond)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Zero Sum Game (by David Mack)
  • Millard Fillmore (by Robert J. Rayback)
  • Night Pilgrims (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • General Physics Second Edition (by Sternheim & Kane)
  • The Analects (by Confucious) (Dover Thrift Edition)
  • Star Trek: Allegiance In Exile (by David R. George III)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #8: Storming Heaven (by David Mack)
  • Starting Out With C++ Early Objects (by Tony Gaddis, Judy Walters, & Godfrey Muganda)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts Of Empire (by David R. George III)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Indistinguishable From Magic (by David McIntee)
  • Commedia Della Morte (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek Typhon Pact: Seize the Fire (by Michael A. Martin)
  • Star Trek: The Rings of Time (by Greg Cox)
  • 11/22/63 by Steven King
  • Star Trek: A Choice of Catastrophes (by Michael Schuster & Steve Mollman)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Losing the Peace (by William Leisner)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: Rise of the Federation: Tower of Babel (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Bushwhacked (by Molly Ivins and Lou Dubose)
  • Star Trek 4 (by James Blish)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Resistance (by J.M. Dillard)
  • Star Trek Titan #6: Synthesis (by James Swallow)
  • A First Course In Differential Equations with Modeling Applications (Ninth Edition) (by Dennis G. Zill)
  • Star Trek Academy: Collision Course (by William Shatner with Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens)
  • An Embarrassment of Riches (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek Titan: Over A Torrent Sea (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Greater Than The Sum (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: The Buried Age (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek Department of Temporal Investigations: Forgotten History (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: The Rise of the Federation: A Choice of Futures (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Star Trek SCE #13: Creative Couplings (by John S. Drew, Glenn Greenberg, Glenn Hauman & Aaron Rosenberg, David Mack, Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore, & J. Steven York & Christina F. York)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: The Romulan War: To Brave The Storm (by Michael A. Martin)
  • Star Trek Terok Nor: Night of the Wolves (by S.D. Perry & Britta Dennison)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Distant Shores (edited by Marco Palmieri)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Death In Winter (by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Death of a Neutron Star(by Eric Kotani)
  • Star Trek: The Children of Kings (by David Stern)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Before Dishonor (by Peter David)
  • Star Trek: That Which Divides (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: The Romulan War: Beneath The Raptor's Wing (by Michael A. Martin)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #7: What Judgments Come (by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore)
  • Star Trek Department of Temporal Investigations: Watching the Clock (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • What Would Wally Do? (by Scott Adams)
  • Star Trek: Cast No Shadow (by James Swallow)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: Kobayashi Maru (by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
  • Self-Made Man (by Norah Vincent)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #6: Declassified (by Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore, Marco Palmieri, and David Mack)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: The Sky's The Limit (edited by Marco Palmieri)
  • Bloom County: Classics of Western Literature (1986-1989) (by Berke Breathed)
  • The History of Mathematics (An Introduction, Seventh Edition) (by David M. Burton)
  • Henry VI Part I (Bantam Classic Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Star Trek: Unspoken Truth (by Margaret Wander Bonanno)
  • Star Trek Mirror Universe: Rise Like Lions (by David Mack)
  • Cymbeline (Shakespeare Library Classic) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Star Trek: The Needs of the Many (by Michael A. Martin)
  • Star Trek SCE #12: What's Past (by Terri Osborne, Steve Mollmann & Michael Schuster, Richard C. White, Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore, Heather Jarman, & Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #5: Precipice (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Shattered Light (by David R. George III, Steve Mollmann, Michael Schuster, and Scott Pearson)
  • Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Echoes & Refractions (by Geoff Trowbridge, Keith R.A. DeCandido, and Chris Roberson)
  • Flirt (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #4: Open Secrets (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek SCE #11: Out of the Cocoon (by William Leisner, Kevin Killiany, Phaedra M. Weldon & Robert T. Jeschonek)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Spirit Walk Book Two: Enemy of My Enemy (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek: A Singular Destiny (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek Destiny: Book 3, Lost Souls (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Destiny: Book 2, Mere Mortals (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #3: Reap The Whirlwind (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #2: Summon The Thunder (by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore)
  • Numbers: Rational And Irrational (by Ivan Niven)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Q & A (by Keith R. A. DeCandido)
  • The Tenacity of the Cockroach (edited by Stephen Thompson)
  • Richard II (Folger Shakespeare Library Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Star Trek Titan: Sword of Damocles (by Geoffrey Thorne)
  • Star Trek Titan: Orion's Hounds (by Christopher L. Bennett)
  • Marion Zimmer Bradley's Sword & Sorceress XXI (edited by Diana L. Paxson)
  • Star Trek Voyager #16: Seven of Nine (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek: Inception (by S. D. Perry & Britta Dennison)
  • Marion Zimmer Bradley's Sword & Sorceress XXII (edited by Elisabeth Waters)
  • The Onion Ad Nauseam Vol. 14 (edited by Robert Siegel)
  • Star Trek Vanguard #1: Harbinger (by David Mack)
  • Do I Really Have To Teach Reading? (by Cris Tovani)
  • Calculus of One And Several Variables (Tenth Edition) (by Salas, Hille, & Etgen)
  • A Transition to Advanced Mathematics (Seventh Edition) (by Douglas Smith, Maurice Eggen, and Richard St. Andre)
  • Star Trek: Articles of the Federation (by Keith R. A. DeCandido)
  • Delta of Venus (by Anais Nin)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: The Never-Ending Sacrifice (by Una McCormack)
  • Star Trek Titan: The Red King (by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin)
  • Chronicle of the Roman Emperors (by Chris Scarre)
  • Notes From A Small Island (by Bill Bryson)
  • Star Trek Destiny: Book 1, Gods of Night (by David Mack)
  • Star Trek Titan: Taking Wing (by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time For War, A Time For Peace (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Made In America (by Bill Bryson)

Books I've read since 3/26/2000

  • Climate of Corruption (by Larry Bell)
  • A Flame In Hali (by Marion Zimmer Bradley & Deborah J. Ross)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Heal (by David Mack)
  • A First Course In Statistics (Tenth Edition) (by James T. McClave & Terry Sincich)
  • Henry VIII (Folger Shakespeare Library Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Star Trek: Mere Anarchy (by Mike Barr, Christopher L. Bennett, Margaret Wander Bonanno, Dave Galanter, Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore, and Howard Weinstein)
  • The Onion's Finest News Reporting Volume 1 (edited by Scott Dikkers & Robert Siegel)
  • Music: An Appreciation (Seventh Edition) by Roger Kamien
  • Star Trek Voyager: The Farther Shore (by Christie Golden)
  • Introduction to Special Education -- Making A Difference (Seventh Edition) by Deborah Deutsch Smith & Naomi Chowdhuri Tyler)
  • Star Trek Stargazer #6: Maker (by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • Sword & Sorceress XX (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Zandru's Forge (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Deborah J. Ross)
  • Human Diversity in Education, An Intercultural Approach (Seventh Edition) (by Kenneth Cushner, Averil McClelland, and Philip Safford)
  • Star Trek SCE #10: Wounds (by Ilsa J. Bick, Keith R.A. DeCandido, John J. Ordover, Terri Osborne, and Cory Rushton)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Kill (by David Mack)
  • Henry IV, Part 2 (Folger Shakespeare Library Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Voyager: Spirit Walk Book One, Old Wounds (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Hate (by Robert Greenberger)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #63: Maximum Warp Book 2 of 2 (by Dave Galanter & Greg Brodeur)
  • Star Trek SCE #9: Grand Designs (by Dave Galanter, Allyn Gibson, Kevin Killiany, Paul Kupperberg, David Mack, Dayton Ward, & Kevin Dilmore)
  • Star Trek Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers (by James Swallow)
  • A Framework for Understanding Poverty (by Ruby K. Payne, PhD)
  • Star Trek 1 (by James Blish)
  • The Land of Painted Caves (by Jean Auel)
  • Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology (Eighth Edition) (edited by Richard M. Busch)
  • Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology (Tenth Edition) (by Ed Tarbuck & Fred Lutgens, illustrated by Dennis Tasa)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Love (by Robert Greenberger)
  • Hard Times (by Charles Dickens)
  • Sword & Sorceress XIX (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • What Every Teacher Should Know About Student Assessment (by Donna Walker Tileson)
  • More Dykes To Watch Out For (by Alison Bechdel)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #62: Maximum Warp Book 1 of 2 (by Dave Galanter & Greg Brodeur)
  • In A Sunburned Country (by Bill Bryson)
  • Star Trek Voyager #15: Echoes (by Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Katherine Rusch, and Nina Kiriki Hoffman)
  • Burning Shadows (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #61: Diplomatic Implausibility (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Teaching In The Middle School (by M. Lee Manning and Katherine T. Bucher)
  • A Dangerous Climate (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • I'll Mature When I'm Dead (by Dave Barry)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Homecoming (by Christie Golden)
  • Two Gentlemen of Verona (Folger Shakespeare Library Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • Skin Trade (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Harvest (by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore)
  • The Fall Of Neskaya (by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Deborah J. Ross)
  • The Onion Ad Nauseam Volume 15, Fanfare For The Area Man (edited by Carol Kolb and Robert Siegel)
  • Dombey & Son (by Charles Dickens)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #60: Tooth and Claw (by Doranna Durgin)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #59: Gemworld, Book 2 of 2 (by John Vornholt)
  • Physical Science (Eighth Edition) (by Bill W. Tillery)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #58: Gemworld, Book 1 of 2 (by John Vornholt)
  • You Can't Schedule Stupidity (by Scott Adams)
  • Star Trek Movie Tie-In (by Alan Dean Foster)
  • Educational Psychology (by John Santrock)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #57: The Forgotten War (by William R. Forstchen)
  • The First Days of School -- How To Be An Effective Teacher (by Harry K. Wong & Rosemary T. Wong)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #56: Double Helix Book 6 of 6, The First Virtue (by Michael Jan Friedman & Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek Mirror Universe: Shards and Shadows (by Chroistopher L. Bennett, Margaret Wander Bonanno, Peter David, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Michael Jan Friedman, Jim Johnson, Rudy Josephs, David Mack, Dave Stern, James Swallow, Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore, and Susan Wright)
  • Ethics, Theory & Practice ( by Jacques P. Thiroux & Keith W. Krasemann)
  • Star Trek Voyager #14: Marooned (by Christie Golden)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Sow (by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore)
  • Star Trek Errand of Fury, Book 3: Sacrifices of War (by Kevin Ryan)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Die (by John Vornholt)
  • Who Let The Dogs In? (Incredible Political Animals I Have Known) (by Molly Ivins)
  • The Creative Writer's Craft (by Rick Bailey, William Burns, Linda Denstaedt, Claire Needham, & Nancy Ryan)
  • Star Trek Vulcan's Soul, Book III: Epiphany (by Josepha Sherman & Susan Shwartz)
  • Star Trek Voyager #13: The Black Shore (by Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #55: Double Helix #5 of 6, Double Or Nothing (by Peter David)
  • Taking Sides: Clashing Views In Human Sexuality (Eleventh Edition) by William J. Taverner & Ryan W. McKee
  • Star Trek: Troublesome Minds (by Dave Galanter)
  • The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries (by W.Y. Evans-Wentz)
  • A Kiss Of Shadows (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Blood Noir (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Zachary Taylor: Soldier, Planter, Statesman of the Old South (by K. Jack Bauer)
  • Star Trek Voyager: The Nanotech War (by Steven Piziks)
  • Teaching and Learning with Technology (by Judy Lever-Duffy & Jean B. McDonald)
  • Star Trek Voyager #12: Chrysalis (by David Niall Wilson)
  • Thriving On Vague Objectives (by Scott Adams)
  • The Life of Tymon of Athens (Applause First Folio Edition) (by William Shakespeare)
  • The Well-Educated Mind (by Susan Wise Bauer)
  • Dave Barry's History of the Millennium (So Far) (by Dave Barry)
  • The Woad To Wuin (by Peter David)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: The Expanse (by J.M. Dillard)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: A Time To Be Born (by John Vornholt)
  • Star Trek: The Brave & The Bold, Book 2 (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Chronicle of the Russian Tsars (by David Warnes)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #54: Double Helix Book 4 of 6, Quarantine (by John Vornholt)
  • Raising a Gifted Child: A Parenting Success Handbook (by Carol Fertig)
  • Gifted Children, A Guide For Parents & Professionals (edited by Kate Distin)
  • The Roadrunner (by James W. Cornett)
  • Roadrunners by Lynn Hassler Kaufman
  • Communication Principles for a Lifetime (Portable Edition Volumes 1-4) by Steven A. Beebe, Susan J. Beebe, and Diana K. Ivy)
  • Biting The Wax Tadpole: Confessions of a Language Fanatic (by Elizabeth Little)
  • A Walk In The Woods (by Bill Bryson)
  • Statistics: Concepts & Controversies (by David Moore & William Notz)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Warpath (by David Mack)
  • Clan Novel: Nosferatu (by Gherbod Fleming)
  • Politics In Action: Cases In Modern American Government (by Gary Wasserman)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #53: Double Helix Book 3 of 6, Red Sector (by Diane Carey)
  • The Penny Prophecy (by Emma Sharon Rich)
  • Clan Novel: Tremere (by Eric Griffin)
  • Clan Novel: Brujah (by Gherbod Fleming)
  • Star Trek Voyager #11: The Garden (by Melissa Scott)
  • Star Trek Voyager #10: Bless The Beasts (by Karen Haber)
  • Bel Canto (by Ann Patchett)
  • The American Democracy (by Thomas E. Patterson)
  • Star Trek Voyager #9: The Final Fury (by Dafydd ab Hugh)
  • Animal Behavior (by Lee C. Drickamer)
  • Sir Apropos of Nothing (by Peter David)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Endgame (by Diane Carey)
  • Star Trek The Badlands Book 2 of 2 (by Susan Wright)
  • Dave Barry's Gift Guide to End All Gift Guides (by Dave Barry)
  • Star Trek Mirror Universe: Glass Empires (by Mike Sussman, Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore, David Mack & Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #52: Double Helix Book 2 of 6, Vectors (by Dean Wesley Smith & Kristine Katherine Rusch)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Gateways Book Five of Seven, No Man's Land (by Christie Golden)
  • Adolescence (by John W. Santrock)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #51: Double Helix Book 1 of 6, Infection (by John Gregory Betancourt)
  • Star Trek Mirror Universe: Obsidian Alliances (by Keith R.A. DeCandido, Peter David, & Sarah Shaw)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Fearful Symmetry (by Olivia Woods)
  • The Lost Continent (by Bill Bryson)
  • Clan Novel: Giovanni (by Justin Achille)
  • The Harlequin (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • James K. Polk, A Political Biography To The End Of A Career, 1845-1849 (by Eugene Irving McCormac)
  • Clan Novel: Malkavian (by Stewart Wieck)
  • The Theory of Cat Gravity (by Robin Wood)
  • A History of Britain (At The Edge of the World?) 3500 B.C. -- 1603 A.D. (by Simon Schama)
  • Danse Macabre (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Boogers Are My Beat (by Dave Barry)
  • Homosexuality & Civilization (by Louis Crompton)
  • The Onion Ad Nauseam Volume 13 (edited by Robert Siegel)
  • Star Trek New Frontier #17: Treason (by Peter David)
  • Peace Kills (by P.J. O'Rourke)
  • The Bookseller of Kabul (by Asne Seierstad)
  • Star Trek Voyager #8: Cybersong (by S.N. Lewitt)
  • James K. Polk, A Political Biography To The Prelude of War, 1795-1845 (by Eugene Irving McCormac)
  • Worlds of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Volume 3: The Dominion & Ferenginar (by David R. George III & Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • The Popes, Histories & Secrets (by Claudio Rendina, translated by Paul D. McCusker)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Hollow Men (by Una McCormack)
  • Worlds of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Volume 2: Trill & Bejor (by Andy Mangels & Michael A Martin, and J. Noah Kim)
  • Star Trek Enterprise: The Good That Men Do (by Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin)
  • Worlds of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Volume One: Cardassia & Andor (by Una McCormack & Heather Jarman)
  • A Deadly Shade of Gold (by John D. MacDonald)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #50: Dyson Sphere (by Charles Pellegrino & George Zebrowski)
  • The Blue Bear (by Lynn Schooler)
  • Dave Barry On Dads (by Dave Barry)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #49: Q-Strike (by Greg Cox)
  • The Machiavellian's Guide To Womanizing (by Nick Casanova)
  • The Callahan Touch (by Spider Robinson)
  • Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows (by J.K. Rowling)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #48: Q-Zone (by Greg Cox)
  • Chronicle of the Pharohs (by Peter A. Clayton)
  • Micah (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • The Stainless Steel Rat (by Harry Harrison)
  • Star Trek I.K.S. Gorkon #3: Enemy Territory (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Prophecy & Change (edited by Marco Palmieri)
  • Time Travelers Strictly Cash (by Spider Robinson)
  • Incubus Dreams (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • The Shadow Matrix (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Conversations With Dogbert (by Scott Adams)
  • Star Trek: Tales From The Captain's Table (edited by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • My Teenage Son's Goal In Life Is To Make Me Feel 3,500 Years Old (by Dave Barry)
  • Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Infinity's Prism (by William Leisner, Christopher L. Bennett, & James Swallow)
  • Chronicle of the Roman Republic (by Philip Matyszak)
  • Harry Potter & The Half-Blood Prince (by J. K . Rowling)
  • Sharra's Exile (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: The Left Hand of Destiny, Book 2 (by J.G. Hertzler & Jeffrey Lang)
  • Star Trek Stargazer #5: Enigma (by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • Star Trek #97: In The Name of Honor (by Dayton Ward)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #47: Q-Space (by Greg Cox)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine #27: A Stitch In Time (by Andrew J. Robinson)
  • Please Don't Feed The Egos (by Scott Adams)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine #26: The Liberated (by Daffyd ab Hugh)
  • Star Trek #96: Honor Blade (by Diane Duane)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine #25: The Courageous (by Daffyd ab Hugh)
  • Clan Novel: Ravnos (by Kathleen Ryan)
  • Callahan's Secret (by Spider Robinson)
  • Clan Novel: Assamite (by Gherbod Fleming)
  • Star Trek I.K.S. Gorkon #2: Honor Bound (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: The Left Hand of Destiny, Book 1 (by J.G. Hertzler & Jeffrey Lang)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Genesis Force (by John Vornholt)
  • Star Trek #95: Swordhunt (by Diane Duane)
  • Star Trek #94: Challenger (by Diane Carey)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine #24: The Conquered (by Daffyd ab Hugh)
  • Star Trek: I.K.S. Gorkon #1: A Good Day To Die (by Keith R. A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek #93: Thin Air (by Kristine Kathryn Rusch & Dean Wesley Smith)
  • Star Trek: The Brave & The Bold, Book 1 (by Keith R.A. DeCandido)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Unity (by S.D. Perry)
  • Hawkmistress (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation #46: To Storm Heaven (by Esther Friesner)
  • Star Trek Deep Space 9: Rising Son (by S.D. Perry)
  • Star Trek SCE #8: Aftermath (by various authors)
  • Star Trek #92: The Flaming Arrow (by Kathy & Jerry Oltion)
  • Harry Potter & The Order of the Phoenix (by J.K. Rowling)
  • Star Trek The Next Generation: Do Comets Dream? (by S.P. Somtow)
  • Saint-Germain Memoirs (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek Deep Space 9: Mission Gamma #4, Lesser Evil (by Robert Simpson)
  • Star Trek Stargazer #4: Oblivion (by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • Borne In Blood (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek Errand of Fury #2: Demands of Honor (by Kevin Ryan)
  • Star Trek Voyager #7: A Ghost of a Chance (by Mark A. Garland & Charles G. McGraw)
  • Star Trek Voyager #6: The Murdered Sun (by Christie Golden)
  • The Fluorescent Light Glistens Off Your Head (by Scott Adams)
  • Why I Am A Conservative (by P.J. O'Rourke)
  • Roman Dusk (by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Mission Gamma #3, Cathedral (by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
  • Star Trek #91: Rough Trails (by L.A. Graf)
  • Martin Van Buren & The Romantic Age of American Politics (by John Niven)
  • Clan Novel: Lasombra (by Richard Dansky)
  • Star Trek Stargazer #3: Three (by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • Cerulean Sins (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • Star Trek New Frontier #16: Missing In Action (by Peter David)
  • Star Trek #90: Belle Terre (by Dean Wesley Smith)
  • I Am The Cat, Don't Forget That (by Valerie Shaff & Roy Blount, Jr.)
  • Star Trek #89: Wagon Train To The Stars (by Diane Carey)
  • Star Trek Voyager: Shadow (by Dean Wesley Smith & Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
  • Star Trek #88: Across The Universe (by Pamela Sargent & George Zebrowski)
  • Star Trek: Excelsior: Forged In Fire (by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
  • Dilbert and the Way of the Weasel (by Scott Adams)
  • The Baby Train and Other Lusty Urban Legends (by Jan Harold Brunvand)
  • Atheistic Humanism (by Antony Flew)
  • Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc (by Mark Twain)
  • Star Trek: Captain's Glory (by William Shatner)
  • Zen Cat (by Judith Adler)
  • Narcissus In Chains (by Laurell K. Hamilton)
  • John Tyler: Champion of the Old South (by Oliver P. Chitwood)
  • John Adams (by David McCullough)
  • Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Mission Gamma #2, This Gray Spirit (by Heather Jarman)
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  • Star Trek Stargazer #1: Gauntlet (by Michael Jan Friedman)
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