A few more titles

The Angle of Darkness- Caleb Carr
The Alienist- Caleb Carr
From Beiruit to Jerusalem- Thomas Friedman
Game of Thrones- George R R Martin
The Manchurian Canidate- Richard Condon
Hour Game- David Baldacci
Bel Canto- Ann Patchet
Lamb, the Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal- Christoper Moore
High Fidelity- Nick Hornby
The Magicians Assistant- Ann Patchet
Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas- Tom Robbins
Architect?- Lewis
Windflower- Nick Bantock
Prodigal Summer- Barbara Kingsolver
Devil Wears Prada

And the list goes on

Babble Tower
Bridget Jones
Bridget Jones, Edge of Reason
Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy

Still Reading...

Once and Future King
Rules of Attraction
Persuasion
Shipping News
Name of the Rose
Pest Control

This isn't all of them

Constant Gardener
American Psycho
Geographical Cure
Madman and the Professor
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court
Life of Bees
White Boy Shuffle
Lovely Bones

Sorry that's not all the books I have read since the last time but it is all I can remember at the momment.

More things I have been reading

In the time of Butterflies - Julia Alvarez (amazing)
The Funeral Planner (decent)
The Fountainhead - Any Rand (intriguing even if I don't totally agree)

And currently I am reading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

A cumlative list

It has been way too long since I have updated this so here is a quick partial list of what I have been reading.
Without Reservations - Alice Steinbach
Son of a Witch - Gregory Maguire
Timeline - Michael Crichton
Capolan - Nick Bantock
When We Were Saints - Han Nolan
The Courtesan - Susan Carroll
Mountains Beyond Mountains - Tracy Kidder
At the Mercy of the River - Peter Stark
Mirror Mirror - Gregory Maguire
Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts
Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden
The Constant Princess - Philippa Gregory
and I am currently reading
River Town - Peter Hessler
And while you might find it hard to believe I would highly recommend almost all of these books. The Courtesan and the two Maguire books were okay, but the rest of the books have become some of my favorites. If you can only read one of the above books read Mountains Beyond Mountains (thanks Krister for introducing me to this). I am going to try to keep this more updated, but of course that can take away from good reading time. As Daniel J. Boorstein said: "A wonderful thing about a book, in contrast to a computer screen, is that you can take it to bed with you."

Under the Overpass

Under the Overpass

Author: Mike Yankoski
Published: April 1, 2005
Read:October 2005
Thoughts: Absolutly amazing story. You can't read this book and not see the world and especially america's homeless in anenlightened light. Mike and friend Sam decided to be homeless for 5 months in 5 american cities. The story of their life over those five months tells you of how hard life on the street is and how america takes (or doesn't) take care of our homeless.

African Nights

African Nights

Author: Kuki Gallmann
Published: April 1, 2000
Read: September/October 2005
Thoughts: A set of short autobiographical stories of Kuki Gallmann's life in Africa. A great book which seems to capture the life of Africa

Artemis Fowl

Artemis Fowl

Author: Eoin Colfer
Published: May, 3 2002
Read: September 2005
Thoughts: Yes another kids book and another book having to do with magic, can you tell what kind of mood I have been in lately? But overall this is a fun read and I may pick up one of the sequels.