A wonderful book for someone who's mess seems chaotic and bothersome to others sometimes, but generally has a good memory of the stuff he's done. In other words, people like me. :)

A good step-by-step description of the 'big steps' in the universe (and humanity's) history.

More free will vs. Determinism, this time with more biological focus on brain structure and quantum events. Fun science.

A good read for cartologists or map-enthusiasts with a mathematical background.

One of the all-time classics of SF.

The SF book I could've wanted to have written. Quite good, but I couldn't finish it without roughing the last pages. Throw it away when you can't stand it no more.

We all know we've gone global - here you can read just how much.

Mind-blowing cyberpunk mixed with sumerian mythology.

Another true classic

Be a droog - read this.

I read it in English, but this amazon doesn't have it.

A RPG classic.

I'm not a big Pooh fan, but I recommend this book nonetheless.

Purity.

The ultimate playground

The Ice was all between. In Xanadu did Kublai Khan a stately pleasure dome decree.

Yes!